SENECA RAY STODDARD
Seneca Ray Stoddard (1843-1917) is best known for his photographs of
the Adirondack Mountains, but he also was a cartographer, writer, poet,
artist, traveler and lecturer. A sign painter by training, he turned to
photography in his twenties. From his business base in Glens Falls he
carried his cameras throughout the region, capturing the vistas and
scenes of Adirondack life over a span of forty years. The thousands of
photographs that he published document not only the Adirondack
wilderness but also the human story of the region.
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Seneca Ray Stoddard, ca. 1880
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Avalanche Lake from the North
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The Chapman displays selections from its collection of several
thousand Stoddard images on a rotating basis. For a sampling of past
exhibitions, select below:
* More than Photography
* Lake George
* Hotels of the Adirondacks
Stoddard maps and books available for
purchase
click here. To
purchase digital Stoddard images online
click here
S. R. Stoddard Map of the Adirondacks
Authentic 1912 Edition (not a reprint!)
Archivally mounted and framed, 33” X 42”
Cost: $475 (plus NYS tax, if applicable)
Shipping additional
Map only: $200 (plus NYS tax, S&H) Call (518) 793-2826 to order.
** To purchase a
custom-printed reproduction of any Stoddard photo included in these pages **
Reproductions |