Gezicht op het Wildey Monument in Baltimore, Maryland 1872 - 1890

"Gezicht op het Wildey Monument in Baltimore, Maryland" is a stereoscopic photograph taken by William Moody Chase between 1872 and 1890. The image depicts the Wildey Monument in Baltimore, Maryland, a tall column topped with a statue, with a row of brick buildings behind it. Stereographs, also known as "3D photographs," were popular in the 19th century and created the illusion of depth when viewed through a stereoscope. This specific photograph showcases the use of this technology to capture the architecture of the era and provides a snapshot of Baltimore during the late 19th century.