Stereoscopic Images of Cleveland in 3-D

Keystone View Company

Located in Meadville, Pennsylvania, the Keystone View Company was a major distributor of stereographic images. The company was founded in 1892 by B.L. Singley, and from 1892 through 1963 it produced and distributed thousand of images of people and places from the United States and around the world. By 1905 it was the world's largest stereographic company.

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Method of Placing Material in Furnace -- Plate Glass Works, Rossford, O.
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Inspecting Plate Glass after Polishing, Rossford, Ohio. See image in 3-D
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Building Up an Automobile Tire in Rubber Plant, Akron, Ohio . See image in 3-D
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Building Up an Automobile Tire in Rubber Plant, Akron, Ohio. See image in 3-D
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Red Hot Steel Beam, Drawn Out 90 Feet Long, Steel Works at Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Tandem Automatic Slate Picker, Scranton, Pa. See image in 3-D
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Many Forms of Crude Rubber as It Comes from the Jungle. See image in 3-D
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Testing Cord Fabric for Automobile Tires, Akron, Ohio. See image in 3-D
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Corrugating and Washing Rubber Just Received from the Plantation, Akron, Ohio. See image in 3-D
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Taking Automobile Tires from the Curing Pits, Akron, Ohio. See image in 3-D
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Shooting an Oil Well with Nitroglycerin, Penna. See image in 3-D
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Crude Oil Stills and Can Factory, Port Arthur, Texas. See image in 3-D
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Putting on Last Ply of Machine Made Tire. See image in 3-D
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Unloading Iron Ore From Lake Vessels-Old and New Methods, Cleveland, O. See image in 3-D
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India Rubber Tree. Peradeniya Gardens, near Kandy, Ceylon. See image in 3-D
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A Comprehensive View of Smaller Unloaders at Work on the Ore Docks, Conneaut, Ohio. See image in 3-D
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A Trainload of Coal -- Fresh from Pittsburg Fields for Lake Superior Consumption, Conneaut, Ohio, U.S.A. See image in 3-D
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Dumping Whole Cars of Coal into a Hopper to be Poured into Vessel's Hold, Conneaut, Ohio. See image in 3-D
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Digging Iron Ore With Steam Shovel and Dumping on Train, Open-pit Iron Mine, Minn. See image in 3-D
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Unloading Iron Ore at Port of Cleveland, Ohio, the Heaviest handler of Ore in the World. See image in 3-D
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Making Rubber Boots and Shoes, Akron, Ohio. See image in 3-D
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Loading Cage with Car of Coal at Bottom of Shaft, Scranton, Pa. See image in 3-D
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Stripping Anthracite Coal, Penna.
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A Twelve Ton Bite, Hughlette [sic] Clam-Shell Hoist, Conneaut.
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Miners Going into the Slope, Hazleton, Pa. See image in 3-D
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Miner Drilling and Laborer Loading Anthracite, Scranton, Pa.
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Miners Digging Anthracite at Scranton, Pa. 3-D image not available.
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Iron Ore Being Taken from an Open Pit Mine, Hibbing, Minn. See image in 3-D
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Large Iron Ore Boat Leaving Sault Ste. Marie Locks to Enter Lake Huron, Michigan. 3-D image not available.
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Loading a Whaleback Ship, Chicago, Ill. See image in 3-D
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A Great Lakes Freighter Coming Into Harbor, Conneaut, Ohio, U.S.A.
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Large Iron Ore Boat Coming into Sabin Locks, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
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Traffic in the Public Square and Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
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An Air View of Downtown Cleveland -- the Public Square, the Terminal Tower and the Winding Cuyahoga. See image in 3-D
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Steam Shovel at Work, Showing How Track is Laid, Burt Mine, Mesabi Range, Minn. See image in 3-D