Dale Creek Crossing nabij Sherman, Wyoming 1876 - 1880

"Dale Creek Crossing nabij Sherman, Wyoming" is a stereoscopic photograph taken by George W. Thorne between 1876 and 1880. The image captures a view of a wooden trestle bridge crossing a valley in the Rocky Mountains. The bridge, likely built for a railroad, stands as a testament to the expansion of transportation networks in the American West. The stereo format, popular in the 19th century, creates a three-dimensional effect when viewed through a stereoscope, enhancing the viewer's experience of the rugged landscape.