Sibley Hall, University of Rochester Nautical

Sibley Hall, University of Rochester NauticalThis vintage photograph of Sibley Hall was captured in 1904, three decades after the building was constructed. The building was the gift of University of Rochester trustee Hiram Sibley, and was considered the first "fireproof" structure in Rochester. The staircases and beams were made of iron, and the building was constructed with an airspace between the outer limestone and inner brick walls. Sibley Hall served many purposes for the University before

The photo depicts a combination crossroads store

During its time

and cleaned up dust and dirt to perfect the image

We use only archival

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Every print we create in our studio in Alexandria

This historic photograph takes viewers back in time to when trains were the main method of long-distance travel across the country

it was decommissioned and recommissioned many times

This stunning image captures a historic luxury car parked on a city street in 1923

reviving the memories of Gadsby's Tavern and the historic Ford car

John Plumbe's daguerreotype image of the US Capitol Building is the earliest surviving photograph of the building