First Fall, Lick Brook before 1869

"First Fall, Lick Brook" is a photograph taken before 1869 by J.C. Burritt. This albumen print, measuring 80mm by 78mm, captures a waterfall cascading down a rocky precipice. The image is likely from a travelogue book and provides a glimpse into the scenic beauty of the Lick Brook area. The photograph's composition focuses on the dramatic fall of water, highlighting the natural wonder of this location. The photograph's simple yet powerful composition reflects the emerging popularity of landscape photography in the mid-19th century.