Mannen, vrouwen en een meisje in klederdracht in Volendam, in de verte de Zuiderzee c. 1900 - 1910

"Mannen, vrouwen en een meisje in klederdracht in Volendam, in de verte de Zuiderzee," is a sepia-toned photograph taken by G. Hidderley sometime between 1900 and 1910. The image depicts a group of men and women walking down a street in the Dutch village of Volendam. All are wearing traditional Dutch clothing, called "klederdracht", a practice that is still popular in the region. The photograph captures a moment of everyday life in Volendam, a popular tourist destination known for its fishing culture and beautiful architecture. The Zuiderzee, a former inland sea in the Netherlands, can be seen in the distance, a landmark that played an important role in the region's history and culture.