Original mammoth stereoview photograph measuring approximately 6¾ x 4¼ inches depicting the unusual sandstone hoodoo formations of Monument Park, Colorado, now associated with the Garden of the Gods and Monument Park region near Colorado Springs. The image includes a standing figure posed among the towering rock formations for scale, a common feature in late 19th century western landscape stereoview photography.
This view likely dates to the 1880s based on the mount style, typography, and photographic printing characteristics. The dramatic rock formations and early tourist imagery made Monument Park one of Colorado's most photographed frontier attractions during the stereoview era.
Blank reverse. Condition shows foxing, toning, edge wear, scattered spotting, and corner wear consistent with age. Please examine photos carefully for condition details.
This view likely dates to the 1880s based on the mount style, typography, and photographic printing characteristics. The dramatic rock formations and early tourist imagery made Monument Park one of Colorado's most photographed frontier attractions during the stereoview era.
Blank reverse. Condition shows foxing, toning, edge wear, scattered spotting, and corner wear consistent with age. Please examine photos carefully for condition details.
