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1850 Stereoscopic Photo of the President’s Mansion

Published July 21, 2013

Posted in Notable People & Places
and tagged 1850s, The White House

A beautiful stereoscopic image of the President's mansion at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

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What a great photo. We found another terrific source of images, though, unfortunately they’re not high resolution.

The President's Manion in 1850 — The President’s Manion in 1850

Source: New York Public Library

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