Famous Sixteenth Street Washington DC Stereoview Keystone View Co Early 1900s

This antique stereoview card from Keystone View Company features a historic view titled "Famous Sixteenth Street, The Street of the World." The card shows a black and white stereoscopic image of Sixteenth Street in Washington, D.C., looking toward the White House and notable landmarks including the Mormon Temple, the Baptist Memorial, and various embassies. The scene highlights the street as one of Washington's major highways, flanked by important buildings such as the Scottish Rite Masonic Temple and the National Geographic Headquarters.

The card mount includes printed text on the reverse providing a detailed description of the view. This stereoview is identified as number 343 (33538) from the Geography Unit No. 14 series by Keystone View Company, a major publisher located in Meadville, PA, New York, NY, Chicago, IL, and London, England. The card is mounted on rigid cardboard typical of early 20th-century stereographs, making it an excellent example for collectors of Victorian-era stereoscopic views and historical cityscapes.

Perfect for enthusiasts of antique stereoviews, historical photography, and early 1900s urban scenes, this Keystone stereograph offers an immersive 3D experience of a prominent American city street, capturing the architectural and cultural significance of the era.
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