This collection consists of 556 stereographs taken by N. A. Forsyth from circa 1901 to circa 1911. The views capture Montana locations that Forsyth visited primarily between the years 1906 and 1909. The bulk of the images are of Butte, Montana (including street scenes, Columbia Gardens, and mining), Glacier National Park, the activities of the 1906-1908 Bison roundup, and family groups of Montana Indian tribes (including the Flathead, Cree, Crow, and Blackfeet). Other subjects include Anaconda, Montana; farms and ranching; lumber; the 1908 Missoula, Montana, flood; Cromwell Dixon and the 1911 Montana State Fair; Morrison Cave (later known as Lewis and Clark Caverns), and Yellowstone National Park.
Subject (LCSH)
Glacier National Park;
Rights
Copyright restrictions applying to use or reproduction of this image (which may be protected by copyright law - Title 17 U.S. Code) are available from the Montana Historical Society Research Center.
Collection Information
ST 001.208
Contributing Institution
Montana Historical Society Research Center
Contact us
To order a reproduction, download our order form at http://mhs.mt.gov/Research/services/repros.aspx or contact Montana Historical Society Photograph Archives: (406) 444-4739 / photoarchives@mt.gov
Digital Collection
Photographs from the Montana Historical Society
Physical Collection
N. A. Forsyth Stereograph Collection (ST 001)
Genre (Short List)
Photographs
Type
Image; StillImage
Digital Format
image/jp2
Physical Dimensions
stereograph: b&w; 3 1/2 x 7 in
Digitization Specifications
Scanned with an Epson Expression 1640 XL, 24-bit color with 4,000 or more pixels on the long edge. TIFF master images straightened and sharpened and levels are set in Photoshop Version CS3. JPEG2000 display images generated by CONTENTdm
