This antique stereoview card presents a dramatic scene from Lookout Mountain, Tennessee, captured and published by J. B. Linn. The view features a striking rocky outcrop, identified as Lookout Point, showcasing the rugged natural beauty of the area. The image is a classic example of early American landscape photography, designed to be viewed in a stereoscope to create a compelling 3D effect. The back of the card provides a comprehensive list of "Lookout Mountain Views," indicating this stereograph is part of a larger series documenting the region's prominent geological features and historical sites, including references to the Great Flood of 1867 and the Battle Ground. This piece offers a glimpse into 19th-century travel and the popular appeal of stereoscopic photography for experiencing distant landscapes.This single stereoview card is printed on a flat cardboard mount, featuring a distinctive orange border around the albumen prints. The detailed imagery and the publisher's information on the reverse make it a significant collectible for enthusiasts of historical photography, Tennessee history, and early stereoscopic views. The card measures approximately 7 inches wide by 3.5 inches tall, a standard size for stereoviews of the era, and is an excellent representation of scenic travel imagery from the mid-19th century.
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