Stereo (3-D) Views
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These photos are from "stereo views" that made photos look three-dimensional. Learn more about stereo cards and stereopticons on this page.
Click on the images below to view a larger image. To help you see as much as possible from these photographs, use the tool "Reading a Photograph." If you have 3-D glasses (with one red lens and one blue lens), you can view the same photographs here in 3-D.
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 Wreckage from the 1889 Flood. Cambria Iron is visible behind the stone bridge. |
Th Schultz house, pierced by a tree, was a popular subject of photographers. |
 Wreckage from the 1889 Flood. Many locomotives, like the one shown here, were destroyed by the flood and found among the debris. |
 Flood debris along the riverbank. The Schultz house is on the far left. |
 The flood came through this gap in the mountains. The river in the foreground is the Stoney Creek. |
 Wreckage from the 1889 Flood. |
 Stereo view card of wreckage from the 1889 Flood. |
The flood wiped out almost everything in its path. |
Wreckage from the 1889 Flood with the Schultz house in the background on left. |
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