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Brook running through trees
Image Not Available for Brook running through trees

Brook running through trees

Dateabout 1915
MediumPhotography; gelatin silver on glass
Credit LineGift of Margaret G. Giles
Object number2015.87.3181
NotesSubject note: Location unknown.
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Image Not Available for Rocky brook running through woods
Rocky brook running through woods
F. H. DeMars
about 1915
Image Not Available for River running through gorge, with waterfall
River running through gorge, with waterfall
F. H. DeMars
about 1915
Image Not Available for Stony brook through woods
Stony brook through woods
F. H. DeMars
about 1915
Image Not Available for Dirt road through trees, Salisbury, Connecticut
Dirt road through trees, Salisbury, Connecticut
F. H. DeMars
1920
Image Not Available for Path through birch trees, Twin Lakes, Salisbury, Connecticut
Path through birch trees, Twin Lakes, Salisbury, Connecticut
F. H. DeMars
about 1914
Image Not Available for Unpaved road through trees
Unpaved road through trees
F. H. DeMars
about 1915
Image Not Available for Lake seen through trees on shore
Lake seen through trees on shore
F. H. DeMars
about 1915
Image Not Available for Snowy road through trees
Snowy road through trees
F. H. DeMars
about 1915
Image Not Available for Brook and trees, Winsted, Connecticut
Brook and trees, Winsted, Connecticut
F. H. DeMars
about 1917
Image Not Available for A river running behind buildings, Winsted, Connecticut
A river running behind buildings, Winsted, Connecticut
F. H. DeMars
1877
Image Not Available for Deer running through the Woods
Deer running through the Woods
Horace Bushnell Cheney Sr.
1904
Image Not Available for Waterfall seen through bridge, part of Gilbert Clock Company dam on Still River, Winsted, Connecticut
Waterfall seen through bridge, part of Gilbert Clock Company dam on Still River, Winsted, Connecticut
F. H. DeMars
about 1915
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