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This vintage stereoview card from the AMERICAN VIEWS XLNT SERIES captures a haunting scene titled "Where the Washout Was, Johnstown Disaster, Pa." It depicts the devastating aftermath of the Johnstown Flood of 1889, one of America’s deadliest disasters. The image shows locomotives, destroyed railway lines, and men surveying the flood-ravaged terrain. This stereoscopic view offers a powerful visual record of 19th-century American history and early disaster documentation.
Mounted on original tan card stock, this stereoview reflects the photographic style and craftsmanship of the late 1800s. A remarkable collectible for those interested in American history, early photography, or rail and flood disasters.
Condition:
Fair vintage condition with typical age-related wear, heavy edge wear, and surface marks. The image remains visible though slightly faded from age. No major tears or creases present.
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