Kade met huizen en zeilboot, vermoedelijk bij Volendam c. 1900 - 1910

This photograph, taken around 1900-1910 by G. Hidderley, captures a picturesque scene in Volendam, a Dutch fishing village renowned for its traditional wooden houses and picturesque canals. The image showcases a row of houses lining a narrow canal, with a small sailboat moored in the foreground. The composition emphasizes the serenity of the scene, highlighting the tranquil waters and the quaint architecture. This photograph, measuring 97 mm x 72 mm, offers a glimpse into the everyday life of a charming Dutch village, showcasing the beauty of its architecture and the significance of water in its culture.