Snap Shots June 2026

Posted: June 14, 2026 | By: PHSNE Editor

Bierstadt Brothers, portrait of Louise Howland and dog

The June 2026 snap shots includes:

  • Information about PHSNE’s June field trip to the New Bedford Whaling Museum
  • A new version of Jim Luedke’s catalog of all the known 19th-century stereo views of the Hunnewell estate, Wellesley, Massachusetts
  • PHSNE member Mark Kronquist’s deep dive on the Kardon by Leica
  • And more!
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