American Historical Ephemera & Photography, including African Americana

17 stereoviews on cardstock mounts, ca 1870s-1890s, featuring the following subjects/scenes:

PALMER, J.A., photographer. 3 stereoviews, including: "The Jackson Mansion," "Washing at the Spring," and an untitled view of an African American family seated outside their cabin. Aiken, SC. -- BARNARD, G.N., photographer. "Negro Quarters on an Old South Carolina Plantation." Charleston, SC. Rare immediately post-Civil War scene of a group of enslaved people seated outside their one-room frame cabin. -- MORGAN, Rufus, photographer. "A cabin door on Sunday morning." Raleigh, NC. -- MUGNIER, Geo. F., photographer. "Freedman's Home," as captioned on verso. An African American family is shown standing outside of their cabin home. New Orleans, LA.

HAVENS, O. Pierre, photographer. 3 stereoviews, including: "Happy Old Couple," showing a Black man and woman seated outside their cabin, " "House Hunting," and an untitled view of a young male subject who appears to be trying to play an instrument.

BARKER, George, photographer. "A Free Lunch," which shows a young mother breastfeeding her infant. Niagara Falls, NY. -- Uncredited stereoview of a group of 15 African American children seated outdoors, captioned on verso "Productions of St. Augustine, Florida." -- SEAVER, C., photographer. "Suburbs of Jacksonville," which shows a group of African American children congregating together outside. Jacksonville, FL. -- WILLIAMS, J.A., photographer. "Old Stone House, Built 1639," as captioned on verso. Newport, RI. A group of men are shown standing outside the residence. -- And 4 others credited to Webster & Albee and Underwood & Underwood.

Together, 17 stereoviews.