Freef Glen at Watkins 1860 - 1865

J.C. Burritt's "Freef Glen at Watkins" is a stereoscopic photograph created between 1860 and 1865, showcasing the natural beauty of Watkins Glen State Park in New York. The image captures a waterfall cascading down a rocky ravine, emphasizing the dramatic landscape of the glen. This stereoscopic format, popular in the 19th century, provides a three-dimensional effect when viewed through a stereoscope, enhancing the viewer's experience of the scenic location. This photograph serves as a valuable documentation of the park's natural beauty, as well as a testament to the burgeoning popularity of stereoscopic photography as a form of visual storytelling.