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Mill at Fairhaven where whaling irons were ground

Major collection: Hart Nautical
Named collection: Allan Forbes Collection
Object type: photograph
Maker: unknown
Place made: United States, Massachusetts, Fairhaven
Date made: date unknown
Materials: ink; paper
Measurements: 8 in x 7 1/4 in
Nomenclature: historical
Classification: whales

Monochrome photograph, or possibly print of a photograph, of an old mill with the windmill blades reduced to skeletons. The photographer was standing in a line with a corner of the building, so two sides are visible; one, as well as most of the foreground, are completely cast in shadow. A body of water, and beyond it another stretch of land, are visible in the background. The color is laid on in small dots, indicating that this may be a print of an older photograph.


AF-HA-2238

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