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Discover a fascinating piece of New Hampshire history with this antique stereoview card featuring the North Congregational Church in Concord, N.H. This stereograph captures a detailed 3D perspective of the historic church, framed by mature trees, offering a glimpse into the architectural and community life of the era. The card features two albumen prints mounted on a light green cardboard, ready for viewing with a stereoscope to bring the scene to life.This particular stereoview is attributed to E. P. Gerould, a photographer based in Concord, N.H., whose name is prominently printed on the left side of the card. The full title, "North Congregational Church. Concord, N. H.", is clearly visible at the bottom, identifying the precise subject and location. This piece is a wonderful addition for collectors of antique photography, local New Hampshire history, or those interested in 19th-century stereoviews and their unique 3D imagery. The detailed image and clear identification make this a valuable historical document.Verified Specifications:
Item Type: Stereoview Card
Photographer: E. P. Gerould
Subject Matter: North Congregational Church, Architectural, Religious Building, Cityscape, Trees
View Title: North Congregational Church. Concord, N. H.
Format/Mount Type: Cardboard mount, square corners
Materials: Albumen Prints, Concord, N. H., United States
Logos/Graphics: "E. P. GEROULD. PHOTOGRAPHER Concord, N. H." (vertical on left), "North Congregational Church. Concord, N. H." (horizontal at bottom)
Dimensions: approx. 7 inches long x 3.5 inches high
