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Antique cabinet card photograph of a two-story brick Victorian house with a round corner turret. The turret has a conical shingled roof and a decorative finial. The house also has a steep gabled roof, a tall brick chimney, a rusticated stone foundation, and a bay window on the right side. A small front porch has turned posts, scrolled brackets, and a triangular gable over the entrance. A young sapling, a cast-iron urn, and a fire hydrant stand in front, with a dirt street and sidewalk in the foreground. A frame house is partly visible at the left. No people appear in the image.
Inscribed in ink on the verso: "Home of Harry Clark Family — 1893." No photographer's imprint appears on the front or back of the mount.
Condition: Fair to good, with one significant flaw. The image is sharp, with excellent detail in the turret, brickwork, and porch. The lower right corner has a torn-away section of the print and mount, with a small chip and dark staining in the street foreground. That loss doesn't touch the house. The gray mount shows silvering and worn spots along the edges, and there are scattered small white specks in the image. The back has overall foxing and spotting, with corner wear and small losses at the edges.
