The photographs of Albert Rogers Crandall date roughly from 1883 to 1890 and were taken mostly in rural Kentucky.
Fog over Powell's Valley in the early morning
Group of unidentified men on the Rock
[anyone from Kentucky know what "the Rock" refers to?]
House and family of M.E. Mahan, outside house
at Wolfe Creek in Whitley County, Kentucky
R.C. Ballard atop a mule at the Cumberland Ford
Snow scene with unidentified man taken at the corner of
Broadway and High Streets in Lexington, Kentucky, March 29, 1883
Unidentified adults and children in front of a school
house near Jones Peak in Whitley County, Kentucky
Unidentified group of State Survey men and students
Unidentified man and horse beside a cliff near the mouth
of Beaver Creek in Floyd County, Kentucky
Unidentified man and women on horseback at
the left fork of Beaver Creek, December 1890
Unidentified men around a tent. Caption reads
"Blighted Hopes-'Nothing but Iron, Sir.'"
Unidentified people on the land of Bert Hutchinson in Elliot County, Kentucky
Unidentified women and children standing outside on
the eastern side of the cottage of Albert R. Crandall
These pictures are wonderful. I was researching the Forrester family history when I found this page. LeeAnn Forester Train leeanntrain@ymail.com
ReplyDeleteI am researching Albert Rogers Crandall and wondered where these original images are from?
ReplyDeleteHeather Potter: hjstone.archive@gmail.com