Neue Elbbrücke te Hamburg 1876

This stereoscopic photograph captures the Neue Elbbrücke in Hamburg, Germany, taken in 1876 by photographer Sophus Williams. Williams, known for his photographic documentation of Hamburg and its surroundings, showcases the intricate structure of the bridge in detail. The image utilizes the technique of stereoscopy, providing a 3D effect when viewed with a stereoscope. The viewer can appreciate the bridge's design, featuring two arched spans and a tower, along with the surrounding landscape. This image serves as a historical document, showcasing the bridge and its importance to Hamburg's infrastructure in the late 19th century.