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This authentic stereoview card by C. H. Graves, published by The Universal Photo Art Co., captures a powerful image titled “Johnstown, The Residence Section After the Flood.” The photograph documents the catastrophic aftermath of the Johnstown Flood of 1889, one of America’s deadliest disasters. It shows a devastated residential neighborhood littered with debris, collapsed homes, and a lone man standing amid the ruins—an evocative snapshot of the destruction left behind.
Produced in Philadelphia, U.S.A., this stereoscopic image offers a rare and haunting glimpse into the historic event, designed for viewing through a stereoscope to produce a 3D effect. The card exhibits normal age-related toning and minor wear consistent with its late 19th-century origin, but remains a striking and historically important piece for collectors of antique photography or American disaster memorabilia.
Condition:
Good vintage condition with light edge wear, mild surface discoloration, and some corner rounding typical for its age. Image remains sharp and well-preserved. No major damage visible.
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