Mellen, Geo. E. (George Egbert), 1854-
Person
Dates
- Existence: 1854
Found in 17 Collections and/or Records:
1 photograph and 2 stereoviews of the Southwest
Unprocessed
Identifier: HP.1988.64-MNM.PA.1988.359-MNM.PA.1099
2 boudoir cards and 3 photographs of New Mexico and Arizona
Unprocessed
Identifier: HP.1981.78-MNM.1981.116
28 Stereoviews of Colorado and Yellowstone National Park and 1 photo
Unprocessed
Identifier: HP.1976.17-MNM.1976.12-MNM.PA.211
Dates:
ca.1860-1920?
Boudoir card and Stereoview of scenes in Colorado
Unprocessed
Identifier: HP.1995.02-MNM.1995.400
Dates:
ca. 1881-1900
Boudoir Cards, Scenes of Colorado
Unprocessed
Identifier: HP.1994.37-MNM.1994.336
Dates:
ca. 1874-1901
Garden of the Gods, Colorado
Item
Identifier: 160153
Scope and Contents
From the Class:
This record is used to track catalogued boudoir cards not described in another collection. Boudoir cards are card-mounted photographs much like cabinet cards, but boudoir cards are more generously sized [8.5 x 5.5 inches]. The term refers to the format, not the subject matter. The format was used beginning in the late 1870s, grew in popularity in the 1880s, and use tapered off after 1900. In some cases, images created earlier may have been republished in this format. ...
Dates:
Majority of material found within ca. 1880s and 1890s
Garden of the Gods, Colorado
Item
Identifier: 160154
Scope and Contents
From the Class:
This record is used to track catalogued boudoir cards not described in another collection. Boudoir cards are card-mounted photographs much like cabinet cards, but boudoir cards are more generously sized [8.5 x 5.5 inches]. The term refers to the format, not the subject matter. The format was used beginning in the late 1870s, grew in popularity in the 1880s, and use tapered off after 1900. In some cases, images created earlier may have been republished in this format. ...
Dates:
Majority of material found within ca. 1880s and 1890s
Gates Ajar, Garden of the Gods, Colorado, ca. 1891
Item
Identifier: 067688
Scope and Contents
From the Class:
This record is used to track catalogued boudoir cards not described in another collection. Boudoir cards are card-mounted photographs much like cabinet cards, but boudoir cards are more generously sized [8.5 x 5.5 inches]. The term refers to the format, not the subject matter. The format was used beginning in the late 1870s, grew in popularity in the 1880s, and use tapered off after 1900. In some cases, images created earlier may have been republished in this format. ...
Dates:
ca. 1891
Grist-mill, New Mexico
Item
Identifier: 102141
Scope and Contents
From the Class:
This record is used to track catalogued boudoir cards not described in another collection. Boudoir cards are card-mounted photographs much like cabinet cards, but boudoir cards are more generously sized [8.5 x 5.5 inches]. The term refers to the format, not the subject matter. The format was used beginning in the late 1870s, grew in popularity in the 1880s, and use tapered off after 1900. In some cases, images created earlier may have been republished in this format. ...
Dates:
Majority of material found within ca. 1880s and 1890s
Lamont: Boudoir Card of San Francisco Church, Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico by George E. Mellen
Unprocessed
Identifier: HP.1983.12-MNM.1983.012-MNM.PA.715
Placer mining in the San Juan
Item
Identifier: 099078
Scope and Contents
From the Class:
This record is used to track catalogued boudoir cards not described in another collection. Boudoir cards are card-mounted photographs much like cabinet cards, but boudoir cards are more generously sized [8.5 x 5.5 inches]. The term refers to the format, not the subject matter. The format was used beginning in the late 1870s, grew in popularity in the 1880s, and use tapered off after 1900. In some cases, images created earlier may have been republished in this format. ...
Dates:
Majority of material found within ca. 1880s and 1890s
Rock formation
Item
Identifier: 009005
Scope and Contents
From the Class:
This record is used to track catalogued boudoir cards not described in another collection. Boudoir cards are card-mounted photographs much like cabinet cards, but boudoir cards are more generously sized [8.5 x 5.5 inches]. The term refers to the format, not the subject matter. The format was used beginning in the late 1870s, grew in popularity in the 1880s, and use tapered off after 1900. In some cases, images created earlier may have been republished in this format. ...
Dates:
Majority of material found within ca. 1880s and 1890s
Rosario Church [San Geronimo], Taos Pueblo
Item
Identifier: 091666
Scope and Contents
From the Class:
This record is used to track catalogued boudoir cards not described in another collection. Boudoir cards are card-mounted photographs much like cabinet cards, but boudoir cards are more generously sized [8.5 x 5.5 inches]. The term refers to the format, not the subject matter. The format was used beginning in the late 1870s, grew in popularity in the 1880s, and use tapered off after 1900. In some cases, images created earlier may have been republished in this format. ...
Dates:
Majority of material found within ca. 1880s and 1890s
Ruins of San Geronimo church at Taos Pueblo
Item
Identifier: 091667
Scope and Contents
From the Class:
This record is used to track catalogued boudoir cards not described in another collection. Boudoir cards are card-mounted photographs much like cabinet cards, but boudoir cards are more generously sized [8.5 x 5.5 inches]. The term refers to the format, not the subject matter. The format was used beginning in the late 1870s, grew in popularity in the 1880s, and use tapered off after 1900. In some cases, images created earlier may have been republished in this format. ...
Dates:
Majority of material found within ca. 1880s and 1890s
Stereoviews of the Southwest and other photographs
Unprocessed
Identifier: HP.1994.42-MNM.1994.346-MNM.PA.1292
View of Our Lady of Guadalupe church, Taos, New Mexico
Item
Identifier: 091665
Scope and Contents
From the Class:
This record is used to track catalogued boudoir cards not described in another collection. Boudoir cards are card-mounted photographs much like cabinet cards, but boudoir cards are more generously sized [8.5 x 5.5 inches]. The term refers to the format, not the subject matter. The format was used beginning in the late 1870s, grew in popularity in the 1880s, and use tapered off after 1900. In some cases, images created earlier may have been republished in this format. ...
Dates:
Majority of material found within ca. 1880s and 1890s
View of Santa Fe from Fort Marcy
Item
Identifier: 066406
Scope and Contents
From the Class:
This record is used to track catalogued boudoir cards not described in another collection. Boudoir cards are card-mounted photographs much like cabinet cards, but boudoir cards are more generously sized [8.5 x 5.5 inches]. The term refers to the format, not the subject matter. The format was used beginning in the late 1870s, grew in popularity in the 1880s, and use tapered off after 1900. In some cases, images created earlier may have been republished in this format. ...
Dates:
Majority of material found within ca. 1880s and 1890s