Ausable chasm keeseville new york Stock Photos and Images
RMMM3996–Ausable Chasm. Keeseville. 1910
RMBM1RPG–River flowing through a gorge, Ausable River, Ausable Chasm, Keeseville, New York State, USA
RMMM3998–Hotel Ausable Chasm. Keeseville. 1936
RFAAHMCH–Ausable Chasm Keeseville New York USA
RMER54PC–Panoramic view of the Rainbow Falls and the Hydro-electric Facility in Ausable Chasm, Keeseville, New York
RM2DCH1DC–Views in Ausable Au Sable Chasm, Keeseville, N.Y., Canyons, Tourism, New York (State), Au Sable (N.Y.), Au Sable River (N.Y
RMMPKMJD–Adventurous rope bridge over Ausable River seen at Ausable Chasm tourist attraction near Keeseville, New York, United States
RM2CTBTWB–View in Ausable Au Sable Chasm, Keeseville, N.Y., Canyons, Tourism, New York (State), Au Sable (N.Y.), Au Sable River (N.Y
RMMKMXR8–Ausable Chasm
RMPWDK54–Ausable Chasm Keeseville, New York, USA
RMMM392X–Ausable River. Keeseville. 1920
RFM4XAAH–Keeseville, NY, USA. 'Elephant Head' sandstone rock formation at Ausable Chasm attraction in Upstate New York.
RMMM392Y–Ausable River. Keeseville. 1950
RM2A79E8B–street scene Ausable Chasm New York state
RFDHFD6Y–Ausable Chasm Waterfall at the peak of the fall foliage colors
RFPXWFNM–Snow and icicles cover Ausable Chasm, a 2 mile gorge in the Adirondacks of Upstate New York known as the Grand Canyon of the East.
RMTA34FW–The 'Head of an elephant', as if chiseled out of solid rock by Mother Nature, in the Ausable Chasm, a sandstone ravine that runs through the Ausable River.
RFM4XA93–Bridge over Ausable River at Ausable Chasm, a tourist attraction in Upstate NY.
RMEX596B–Rainbow Falls Hydroelectric Plant. Ausable Chasm. A gorge near Keeseville, New York, U.S.
RMMM3931–View of Keeseville. 1930
RFPXWFNF–Ausable Chasm is a sandstone gorge and tourist attraction located near the hamlet of Keeseville, New York, United States.
RMMM3944–Church. Keeseville. 1920
RFAAHMCM–AuSable Chasm Keeseville New York USA
RMER54PA–Scenic view of Rainbow Falls and of the Arch Bridge in Ausable Chasm, town of Keeseville in Upstate New York.
RMMM3935–Moruley Academy. Keeseville. 1913
RMMPKMJ2–Sandstone rock formation shaped like an elephant’s head seen at Ausable Chasm tourist attraction near Keeseville, New York, United States
RM2CTF8HC–Views in Ausable Au Sable Chasm, Keeseville, N.Y., Canyons, Tourism, New York (State), Au Sable (N.Y.), Au Sable River (N.Y
RMMM394T–Cantilever Bridge. Keeseville. 1910
RMPWDK3B–Ausable Chasm Keeseville, New York, USA
RM2A8E8CC–'Birmingham Falls, Ausable Chasm', 1874. Waterfall, (later renamed Rainbow Falls), in the Ausable Chasm near Keeseville, New York State, USA. '...the Ausable chasm, which afford some of the wildest and most impressive scenes to be found on this side of the Rocky Mountains. At the distance of a mile or so from Keeseville is Birmingham Falls, where the Ausable [river] descends about thirty feet into a semicircular basin of great beauty'. From "Picturesque America; or, The Land We Live In, A Delineation by Pen and Pencil of the Mountains, Rivers, Lakes...with Illustrations on Steel and Wood
RF2D1AN4A–Antique illustration of Birmingham Falls, Ausable Chasm, located near Keeseville, New York, USA. Engraving published in Picturesque America or the Lan
RM2GPP82B–Cathedral Rocks from the Point, Ausable Chasm, 1870/76. [Visitors in a sandstone gorge near the hamlet of Keeseville, New York State, USA]. Albumen print, stereocard, no. 1155.
RM2AGM48N–New York State View in Ausable (Au Sable) Chasm Robert Dennis Collection of Stereoscopic Views. Views of Au Sable Chasm, Birmingham and Horseshoe falls, including winter views; views of rocks, bridges, stairs, boats, and tourists, and views of Keeseville, including bridges and streets. Includes two hand-colored views. Includes views by G. W. Baldwin, R. M. McIntosh, H. S. Tousley and other photographers and publishers.; New York State. View in Ausable [Au Sable] Chasm.
RFDGTWP5–Ausable Chasm Waterfall, Adirondack mountains, Upstate New York
RFBXWJ7A–Ausable Chasm Keeseville, New York
RMEX595K–Rainbow Falls Hydroelectric Plant. Ausable Chasm. A gorge near Keeseville, New York, U.S. in Adirondack Mountains
RFPXWFNG–Iron bridge over Ausable River at Ausable Chasm, a 2 mile gorge in the Adirondacks of Upstate New York known as the Grand Canyon of the East.
RFAAHMCW–AuSable Chasm Keeseville New York USA
RMER54PB–Scenic view of Rainbow Falls and of the suspended Arch Bridge in Ausable Chasm, town of Keeseville in Upstate New York.
RMMPKMP6–Beautiful, two-mile (3.2 km) sandstone gorge carved from the Ausable River which empties into Lake Champlain in the Adirondacks region of Upstate New
RMMM394P–Rainbow Falls. Keeseville. 1910
RMPWDK6J–Ausable Chasm Keeseville, New York, USA
RMMM398R–Highway Bridge. Keeseville. 1940
RM2A8E8C7–'Clearing a Jam, Great Falls of the Ausable', 1874. Loggers trying to shift cut tree trunks in the Ausable Chasm near Keeseville, New York State, USA. '...the Great Falls, one hundred and fifty feet high, surrounded by the wildest scenery. Below this the stream grows narrower and deeper, and rushes rapidly through the chasm, where, at the narrowest point, a wedged bowlder cramps the channel to the width of five or six feet. From the main stream branches run at right angles through fissures, down one of which, between almost perpendicular rocks a hundred feet high, hangs an equally steep stairw
RMMM397Y–Rainbow Falls. Keeseville. 1923
RM2GPP709–Shady Gorge, late 19th century. [Sandstone gorge near Keeseville, New York State, USA]. Albumen print, stereocard, no. 1071 from the series "Gems of Ausable Chasm, N. Y.".
RMMM3933–Auger Lake. Keeseville. 1920
RM2AGM488–New York State The inlet, Upper Ausable (Au Sable) Pond Robert Dennis Collection of Stereoscopic Views. Views of Au Sable Chasm, Birmingham and Horseshoe falls, including winter views; views of rocks, bridges, stairs, boats, and tourists, and views of Keeseville, including bridges and streets. Includes two hand-colored views. Includes views by G. W. Baldwin, R. M. McIntosh, H. S. Tousley and other photographers and publishers.; New York State. The inlet, Upper Ausable [Au Sable] Pond.
RFPXWFNK–Iron bridge over Ausable River at Ausable Chasm, a 2 mile gorge in the Adirondacks of Upstate New York known as the Grand Canyon of the East.
RFAAHMCR–Rafters at AuSable Chasm Keesevile New York USA
RMER54PH–Bridge across the gorge on the Lower Rim trail inside Ausable Chasm park in Keeseville, Upstate New York
RMMPKMK5–Beautiful, two-mile (3.2 km) sandstone gorge carved from the Ausable River which empties into Lake Champlain in the Adirondacks region of Upstate New
RMPWDKAY–Ausable Chasm Keeseville, New York, USA
RM2GPNYK9–Ausable Chasm - Mystic Gorge, late 19th century. [Sandstone gorge and waterfall, Keeseville, New York State, USA]. Albumen print, stereocard, from the series "Gems of the Adirondacks".
RM2AGM496–New York State The inlet, Upper Ausable (Au Sable) Pond Robert Dennis Collection of Stereoscopic Views. Views of Au Sable Chasm, Birmingham and Horseshoe falls, including winter views; views of rocks, bridges, stairs, boats, and tourists, and views of Keeseville, including bridges and streets. Includes two hand-colored views. Includes views by G. W. Baldwin, R. M. McIntosh, H. S. Tousley and other photographers and publishers.; New York State. The inlet, Upper Ausable [Au Sable] Pond.
RFBXWJ48–Ausable Chasm Keeseville, New York
RMEX5914–Ausable Chasm river rapids in Adirondack Mountains NY
RFER54PG–Suspended bridge over the Ausable river in Keeseville, Upstate New York.
RMMPKMN3–Beautiful, two-mile (3.2 km) sandstone gorge carved from the Ausable River which empties into Lake Champlain in the Adirondacks region of Upstate New
RMPWDK7G–Ausable Chasm Keeseville, New York, USA
RM2GPNYK3–Ausable Chasm - Birmingham Falls, from Block Point, late 19th century. [Sandstone gorge and waterfall, Keeseville, New York State, USA]. Albumen print, stereocard, from the series "Gems of the Adirondacks".
RM2AGM497–New York State View in Ausable (Au Sable) Chasm Robert Dennis Collection of Stereoscopic Views. Views of Au Sable Chasm, Birmingham and Horseshoe falls, including winter views; views of rocks, bridges, stairs, boats, and tourists, and views of Keeseville, including bridges and streets. Includes two hand-colored views. Includes views by G. W. Baldwin, R. M. McIntosh, H. S. Tousley and other photographers and publishers.; New York State. View in Ausable [Au Sable] Chasm.
RFBXWHP6–Ausable Chasm Keeseville, New York
RMEX5954–Water cascading down in Ausable Chasm Adirondack Mountains over Splash Board Bridge
RFER54PJ–Suspended bridge over the Ausable river in Keeseville, Upstate New York. The suspended bridge is part of the adventure trail.
RMMPKMKC–Beautiful, two-mile (3.2 km) sandstone gorge carved from the Ausable River which empties into Lake Champlain in the Adirondacks region of Upstate New
RMPWDK8G–Ausable Chasm Keeseville, New York, USA
RM2GPP9BY–Au Sable Chasm - Column Rocks, 1860/68. [Sandstone gorge near Keeseville, New York State, USA]. Albumen print, stereocard, from the series "The Picturesque of the Adirondacks".
RM2AGM48J–New York State View in Ausable (Au Sable) Chasm Robert Dennis Collection of Stereoscopic Views. Views of Au Sable Chasm, Birmingham and Horseshoe falls, including winter views; views of rocks, bridges, stairs, boats, and tourists, and views of Keeseville, including bridges and streets. Includes two hand-colored views. Includes views by G. W. Baldwin, R. M. McIntosh, H. S. Tousley and other photographers and publishers.; New York State. View in Ausable [Au Sable] Chasm.
RFBXWH12–Ausable Chasm Keeseville, New York
RMEX58X5–Ausable Chasm in Adirondack Mountains NY
RFER54PE–Panoramic view of the Upper Bridge and the Rainbow Falls on Ausable river in Keeseville, Upstate New York.
RMMPKMJP–Beautiful, two-mile (3.2 km) sandstone gorge carved from the Ausable River which empties into Lake Champlain in the Adirondacks region of Upstate New
RMPWDKB1–Ausable Chasm Keeseville, New York, USA
RM2GPP82A–The Grand Flume, Ausable Chasm, 1870/76. [Man admiring the view in a sandstone gorge nearKeeseville, New York State, USA].Albumen print, stereocard, no. 1162.
RM2AGM490–New York State View in Ausable (Au Sable) Chasm Robert Dennis Collection of Stereoscopic Views. Views of Au Sable Chasm, Birmingham and Horseshoe falls, including winter views; views of rocks, bridges, stairs, boats, and tourists, and views of Keeseville, including bridges and streets. Includes two hand-colored views. Includes views by G. W. Baldwin, R. M. McIntosh, H. S. Tousley and other photographers and publishers.; New York State. View in Ausable [Au Sable] Chasm.
RFBXWHHX–Ausable Chasm Keeseville, New York
RMER54PD–Panoramic view of the Upper Bridge and the Rainbow Falls on Ausable river in Keeseville, Upstate New York.
RMMPKMXE–Beautiful, two-mile (3.2 km) sandstone gorge carved from the Ausable River which empties into Lake Champlain in the Adirondacks region of Upstate New
RMPWDK5X–Ausable Chasm Keeseville, New York, USA
RM2GPP825–Au Sable Chasm, down from Punch-bowl, 1870/76. [Visitors in a sandstone gorge near Keeseville, New York State, USA]. Albumen print, stereocard, no. 585.
RM2AGM49M–New York State Indian Head, Lower Ausable (Au Sable) Pond Robert Dennis Collection of Stereoscopic Views. Views of Au Sable Chasm, Birmingham and Horseshoe falls, including winter views; views of rocks, bridges, stairs, boats, and tourists, and views of Keeseville, including bridges and streets. Includes two hand-colored views. Includes views by G. W. Baldwin, R. M. McIntosh, H. S. Tousley and other photographers and publishers.; New York State. Indian Head, Lower Ausable [Au Sable] Pond.
RFBXWHTM–Ausable Chasm Keeseville, New York
RMER54PW–Scenic view of Ausable Chasm gorge along Ausable River
RMMPKMTA–Beautiful, two-mile (3.2 km) sandstone gorge carved from the Ausable River which empties into Lake Champlain in the Adirondacks region of Upstate New
RMPWDK8R–Ausable Chasm Keeseville, New York, USA
RM2GPP82J–Au Sable Chasm, Running the Rapids, 1870/76. [Canoeists in sandstone gorge near Keeseville, New York State, USA]. Albumen print, stereocard, no. 1686.
RM2AGM48M–New York State Indian Head, Lower Ausable (Au Sable) Pond Robert Dennis Collection of Stereoscopic Views. Views of Au Sable Chasm, Birmingham and Horseshoe falls, including winter views; views of rocks, bridges, stairs, boats, and tourists, and views of Keeseville, including bridges and streets. Includes two hand-colored views. Includes views by G. W. Baldwin, R. M. McIntosh, H. S. Tousley and other photographers and publishers.; New York State. Indian Head, Lower Ausable [Au Sable] Pond.
RFBXWGK4–Ausable Chasm Keeseville, New York
RMER54PT–Scenic view of Ausable Chasm gorge along Ausable River
RMMPKMRB–Beautiful, two-mile (3.2 km) sandstone gorge carved from the Ausable River which empties into Lake Champlain in the Adirondacks region of Upstate New
RMPWDK4A–Ausable Chasm Keeseville, New York, USA
RM2R48Y92–The Elbow, Ausable Chasm, between 1900 and 1910.
RFBXWGY4–Ausable Chasm Keeseville, New York
RMER544D–The view points located on Rim Walk Trail offer a dramatic view of the Ausable Chasm gorge.
RMMPKMKR–Beautiful, two-mile (3.2 km) sandstone gorge carved from the Ausable River which empties into Lake Champlain in the Adirondacks region of Upstate New
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