Negative, Film
- Date:
- 1918-1918
- Dimensions:
- Print Size: 2.25 x 3.25
- Description:
- This black and white negative depicts five men standing in a row near the top edge of a rocky cliff. Elder Arthur Bruce could possibly be the man at the center. Brother Irving Greenwood could possibly be standing at far right. The other three men may be United Brethren. The men are possibly visiting the White Mountains. At the left side is a waterfall falling from the cliff. The men wear caps, suits, pants, and overcoats. They wear white shirts and ties. The background shows dense trees.
- Provenance:
- Negative was found in Brethren's Shop/Floor 1/Vault/Kensington Film Book #1/Sleeve 22 "U.B. brethren Arthur + Irving mountain trip 1918." in 1983.
Original nitrate negative used to make duplicate negatives is stored in Enfield House/Floor 0/Freezer. Nitrate negatives were duplicated by NEDCC in the 1990s, using an interpositive method. - People:
- Bruce, Arthur, Greenwood, Irving, Unknown Man
- Place of Origin:
- New Hampshire/Franconia/Lost River Gorge
- Collection Name:
- Canterbury Photograph Collection
- Item Number:
- 3-pn076
- Type of Material:
- Photographs
- Copyright Statement:
- For information regarding copyright, permissions, and reproductions contact the Canterbury Shaker Village
- Participating Organization:
- Canterbury Shaker Village
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