Ford of the Mohawk Trail across the Hoosac River, North Adams, Massachusetts, H-2252b

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Collection Type

Photography

Date

1913-06-24

GUSN

GUSN-380155

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Halliday Historic Photograph Company photographic collection, 1890s-1930s
Negatives
Massachusetts
North Adams
Ford of the Mohawk Trail across the Hoosac River, North Adams, Massachusetts, H-2252b
(current record)

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Halliday Historic Photograph Company photographic collection, 1890s-1930s
- Negatives
  - Massachusetts
    - North Adams
      - View near a damn, North Adams, Massachusetts, H-2249
      - View of river, mountains, and a railroad belonging to the Boston and Albany Railroad Company, North Adams, Massachusetts, H-2250
      - Site of Fort Massachusetts, North Adams, Massachusetts, H-2251a
      - Site of Fort Massachusetts, North Adams, Massachusetts, H-2251b
      - Ford of the Mohawk Trail across the Hoosac River, North Adams, Massachusetts, H-2252a
      - Ford of the Mohawk Trail across the Hoosac River, North Adams, Massachusetts, H-2252b (current record)

Description

The image shows a section of the Hoosac River along the Mohawk Trail in North Adams, Massachusetts. The river is flowing through a rocky bed, surrounded by dense trees and vegetation on both sides.

Details

Descriptive Terms

trails (recreation areas)
rivers
woods (plant communities)
photographs
gelatin dry plate negatives
negatives (photographic)

Additional Identification Number

IMLS Negative Barcode NP009702
Halliday negative H-2252b

Physical Descrption

1 glass plate negative

Collection Code

PC027

Collection Name

Halliday Historic Photograph Company photographic collection, 1890s-1930s

Reference Code

PC027.001.001.059.H-2252b

Places

North Adams (Berkshire county, Massachusetts)

Record Details

Originator

Halliday Historic Photograph Co.

Material Type

gelatin dry plate negatives
negatives (photographic)

Description Level

Item

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