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An original 3.5x2.5" antique photo from a collection of photos taken by a resident of Cummington, MA. Professionally packaged in a rigid mailer for safe delivery.
Photo Overview
This photograph captures Endicott Rock, a historical landmark in Laconia, New Hampshire. The image shows a bridge leading to a stone structure, surrounded by a wooded area and body of water. The scene, dating back to 1924, reflects a serene natural setting with the rock as a focal point historically engraved with markings.
Endicott Rock is an important historical monument believed to be one of the earliest known inscriptions in New England by colonial explorers. It marks the visit of surveyors with Massachusetts Bay Colony Governor John Endicott in 1652, symbolizing a significant event concerning regional boundaries and colonial history.
Condition: In fair to good vintage condition. Please see photos for scans of the surface to get a sense of the precise condition.
