1890 Collection (page 100)

WASHINGTON ELM, c1890. The Washington Elm on Cambridge Common in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Photograph, c1890

FLORIDA: ST. AUGUSTINE. The Old City Gates in St. Augustine, Florida. Photograph, c1890

COLORADO: MANITOU, c1890. A view of Manitou Springs, Colorado. Photograph, c1890

NYC: WASHINGTON, c1890. The statue of George Washington in front of the United States Sub-Treasury (now Federal Hall National Memorial) in New York City. Photograph, c1890

HARVARD YARD, c1890. Harvard Yard, part of Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Photograph, c1890

VIRGINIA: NATURAL BRIDGE. The Natural Bridge in Rockbridge County, Virginia. Photograph, c1890

PIKEs PEAK, c1890. Sunrise on Pikes Peak in the Rocky Mountains in Colorado. c1890

SOUTH CAROLINA: CHARLESTON. Houses along the waterfront in Charleston, South Carolina. Photograph, c1890

YOSEMITE FALLS, c1890. Yosemite Falls in Yosemite National Park in California. Photograph, c1890

COLORADO: GOLD MINE, c1900. The Gold Coin Mine in Victor, Colorado. Photograph by William Henry Jackson, c1900

MISSISSIPPI RIVER, 1890. Scenes and incidents of the Mississippi Floods. Engraving from photographs by W.A. Stanton, 1890

ROYAL POINCIANA HOTEL, c1900. The Royal Poinciana Hotel in Palm Beach, Florida. Photochrome, c1900

PONCE DE LEON HOTEL, c1900. The Ponce De Leon Hotel in St. Augustine, Florida. Photograph, c1900

UTAH: MINING, c1900. Copper mining at the Boston Consolidated Mine in Bingham, Utah. Photograph, c1900

SOUTH CAROLINA: LIVE OAK. A live oak in Magnolia Cemetery in Charleston, South Carolina. Photochrome, c1900

HOTEL ORMOND, c1900. The Hotel Ormond in Ormond, Florida. Photograph by William Henry Jackson, c1900

WISCONSIN: BARN, c1900. Men on the rafters of an unfinished barn in Black River Falls, Wisconsin. Photograph by Charles van Schaick, c1900

CHEYENNE CLUB, c1890. The Cheyenne Club at Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory, built in 1880 of brick and wood construction with a mansard roof, limited by charter to 200 members. Photographed c1890

TEXAS: GALVESTON, c1900. Men standing in front of the Edmond Dufau Wholesale Liquor Dealer on the Strand in Galveston, Texas. Photograph, c1900

MISSISSIPPI: CHURCH, c1900. Trinity Episcopal Church in Pass Christian, Mississippi, built in 1849. Photograph, c1900

MINNESOTA: CABIN, c1900. A woman outside a log cabin in Minnesota. Photograph, c1900

BLACKSMITH SHOP, c1900. The blacksmith shop at White Bear Lake, Minnesota. Photograph, c1900

NEBRASKA: SETTLERS, c1890. A homesteader family in front of their sod house in Nebraska. Photograph by Solomon D. Butcher, c1890

MINNESOTA: ST. PETER, c1890. Ladies in a millinery store in St. Peter, Minnesota. Photograph, c1890

COLORADO, c1900. Horsedrawn carriages traveling across sagebrush country near Palisade, Colorado. Photograph, c1900

PIKEs PEAK: ROAD, c1890. A carriage bearing the gold rush era motto Pikes Peak or Bust ascending the carriage road on Pikes Peak, Colorado, c1890

PIKEs PEAK: ROAD, c1890. Coaches and a buckboard zigzagging around switchbacks, known as the W s, on the carriage road on Pikes Peak, Colorado. Photographed by William Henry Jackson, c1890

WASHINGTON: PIONEERS, c1900. A group of settlers on the frontier in Washington State, using chairs fashioned out of tree stumps. Photographed c1900

NEWPORT: CLIFF WALK, c1890. The cliff walk in Newport, Rhode Island. Photograph, c1890

NEBRASKA: SOD, c1890. Two men loading blocks of sod into a wagon near Dismal River in Thomas County, Nebraska. Photograph, c1890

SAN FRANCISCO: PARADE, 1890. A parade on the corner of Market Street and Fourth Street in San Francisco, celebrating the 40th anniversary of Californias statehood, 9 September 1890

NEBRASKA: HOMESTEADERS. A family of settlers on a ranch in Cherry County, Nebraska. Photograph, c1900

NEW YORK: SARANAC LAKE. Arrival of coaches at the village of Saranac Lake, in the Adirondack Mountains, New York. Photograph, c1900

KEY WEST: STEAMBOAT, c1890. The City of Key West side wheel steamboat, Key West, Florida. Photograph, c1890

FLORIDA: CIGAR FACTORY. Workers packing cigars at a factory in Key West, Florida. Photograph, c1890

FLORIDA: KEY WEST, c1900. Residence in Key West, Florida. Photograph, c1900

FLORIDA: KEY WEST, c1900. View of Key West, Florida, from a hotel. Photograph, c1900

CALIFORNIA: CLIFF HOUSE. The Cliff House restaurant at Ocean Beach, in San Francisco, California. Photographed by Henry G. Peabody, c1900

DUELING GROUNDS, c1900. Old dueling grounds in New Orleans, Louisiana. Photograph, c1900

KENTUCKY: MAMMOTH CAVE. View of the interior of Mammoth Cave in Kentucky. Stereograph by Ben Hains, c1900

KENTUCKY: MAMMOTH CAVE. Stalactite or stalagmite formation in Mammoth Cave, Kentucky. Stereograph by Ben Hains, c1890

HAWAII: JAPANESE STORE. A Japanese store in Honolulu, Hawaii. Photograph, c1900

MAINE: FARM, 1897. Hicks Farm near Rockland, Maine. Watercolor on paper signed J.A.W. 97

SOUTH DAKOTA: CANYON, 1890. A view of Elk Canyon in the Black Hills in South Dakota, along the Fort Pierre Railroad. Photographed by John C.H. Grabill, 1890

ATLANTIC CITY: PAGEANT. A bird s-eye of view of the beauty pageant parade along the shore in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Photograph, late 19th or early 20th century

ATLANTIC CITY: BEACH, c1901. People at the beach in Atlantic City, with a donkey and cart in the foreground, Atlantic City, New Jersey. Photograph, c1901

ATLANTIC CITY: BOARDWALK. A view of the entrance to Youngs Pier on the boardwalk in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Photograph, c1900

ATLANTIC CITY: BOARDWALK. A view of The Rudolph Hotel at the boardwalk in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Photograph, c1900-1906

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"Exploring the Mysteries of 1890: From Palmistry to Elevators, Everest to Sewing Machines" Step into the intriguing world of 1890, where a palmistry map of the hand reveals secrets and fortunes yet untold. Meanwhile, the revolutionary Otis Electric Elevator takes urban landscapes to new heights, transforming skylines and revolutionizing transportation. In this era of daring expeditions, Colonel Norton defies all odds as he reaches an astonishing altitude of 28, 000 feet on Mount Everest in 1924. A testament to human resilience and determination. Amidst bustling streets adorned with Singer sewing machine ads from the 1890s, women find empowerment through their ability to create beautiful garments with ease. The sewing machine becomes a symbol of progress and independence. The Salvation Army launches a powerful campaign during this period; their mission is clear - providing hope and aid for those in need. Their selfless efforts touch countless lives across communities far and wide. Transport yourself back to Ivybridge Station and Viaduct in Devon around 1890; witness the marvels of Victorian engineering as trains traverse breathtaking landscapes. The viaduct stands tall as a testament to human ingenuity. Jh Newman's captivating photograph from 1888 captures an enigmatic moment frozen in time – it leaves us pondering about life's mysteries that lie beyond our reach. Maps transport us across continents; Australia and New Zealand unfold before our eyes like undiscovered treasures waiting to be explored. These maps beckon adventurers towards uncharted territories filled with wonders yet unseen. Bismarck's iconic image dropping his pilot reminds us that even great leaders must sometimes let go of old ways for progress lies ahead – a lesson echoing throughout history till today. An advertisement for Patersons Camp Coffee tantalizes taste buds while promising moments of comfort amidst busy lives – its aroma filling homes with warmth since the late nineteenth century.