1908 Bolivar Heights,Potomac River,Maryland,West Virginia

From West Virginia's jutting crags, sweeping Bolivar Heights and the broad Potomac, past Island Park to Maryland's fort-crowned summit
Title: From West Virginia's jutting crags, sweeping Bolivar Heights and the broad Potomac, past Island Park to Maryland's fort-crowned summit
Creator(s): Erwin, W. L., photographer
Date Created/Published: Harpers Ferry, West Va. : Published from an original photograph, copyright 1908, by W.L. Erwin, [1908]
Summary: Postcard showing a view of the Potomac River with Bolivar Heights in West Virginia on the left and Maryland on the right.
Notes:
F65399 U.S. Copyright Office.
Title from item.
'Fort Sullivan' in upper right corner.
Copyright deposit; 1908; (PR 06 CN 038).
Subjects:
Hills--Maryland--1900-1910.
Hills--West Virginia--1900-1910.
Rivers--Maryland--1900-1910.
Rivers--West Virginia--1900-1910.
Potomac River--1900-1910.
United States--Maryland
United States--West Virginia--Harpers Ferry.
Panoramic postcards--1900-1910.
Photomechanical prints--1900-1910.
Bookmark /2013646219/
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