Linnaean interiors before 1882

"Linnaean interiors" is a stereo photograph taken by William H. Tipton before 1882. The image is of two different views of the interior of a building, perhaps a museum or library, filled with rows of shelves. This 19th-century photograph captures the detail of the interior architecture, showcasing the rows of books and specimens on display. The use of stereo photography creates a sense of depth and realism in the image. The image also serves as a window into the scientific and intellectual pursuits of the time, specifically the study of natural history. This photograph is an interesting example of 19th-century photography, capturing the world in a way that would have been new and exciting to audiences of the day.