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Explore a fascinating piece of history with this original Keystone View Company stereoview card, capturing a vibrant scene in Salt Lake City, Utah. The stereograph, numbered 32794 T, presents a captivating 3D view looking North over Temple Square towards the Capitol building. The image shows a large crowd gathered, offering a glimpse into early 20th-century life and architecture.The reverse side of this curved mount stereoview provides a detailed description of Salt Lake City, highlighting its origins, population, and key landmarks. It notes the city's founding in 1847 by Latter-day Saints, the ten-acre tract of Temple Square with the Mormon Temple, the Tabernacle, and the Assembly Hall. The text also mentions the State Capitol building, completed in 1915, and Ensign Peak. This Keystone stereoview offers an immersive historical perspective, perfect for collectors of stereoscopic views, Utah history, or Americana.This stereoview was produced by the renowned Keystone View Company, a major manufacturer and publisher of stereographs, with offices in Meadville, Pa., New York, N.Y., Portland, Ore., London, Eng., and Sydney, Aus. The card features a detailed printed description and is marked with "Copyright by Keystone View Company," ensuring its historical authenticity as a genuine 3D view from the era.
