1935 Rocky Mountain National Park view through gorge 2.5x4.5 Original Photo

Description

View 1935 Rocky Mountain National Park view through gorge 2.5x4.5 Original Photo with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. An original photo from a 1935 Atlantic to Pacific vacation by four women: Bertha House, Edna Jenkins, Helen Johnson, Eleanor Rhodes. Some of their photos were taken by them and others brought back with them in 1935. Type & Size: A 2.5x4.5" original photograph. Condition: Original and in good to fair vintage condition. A breathtaking view of a rocky gorge leading to snow-capped mountains, possibly taken within Rocky Mountain National Park at an elevation of 12,110 feet. The scene captures the stark contrast between rugged rock formations and distant alpine peaks, illustrating the area's natural beauty during a 1935 cross-country trip. Rocky Mountain National Park, established in 1915, is known for its diverse landscapes and high-altitude trails like Trail Ridge Road, the highest continuous paved road in the U.S. By 1935, it had become a popular destination for travelers seeking adventure and picturesque scenery, which is evident in this photograph. Category: Collectibles › Photographic Images › Photographs.

Type

Photograph

Subject

landscape, gorge, mountains, Rockies, 1935, vacation, travel

Theme

nature, travel, history, landscape

Featured Person/Artist

none

Production Technique

Gelatin-Silver Print

Year of Production

1935

Original/Licensed Reprint

Original

Size

2.5x4.5 inches

Time Period Manufactured

1925-1949

Number of Photographs

1

Antique

Yes

Unit of Sale

Single Piece

Vintage

Yes

Framing

Unframed