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STEAMER INTERIOR, c1867. Interior of the American passenger steamer Adirondack, c1867

STEAMER INTERIOR, c1867. Interior of the American passenger steamer Adirondack, c1867


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STEAMER INTERIOR, c1867. Interior of the American passenger steamer Adirondack, c1867

STEAMER INTERIOR, c1867.
Interior of the American passenger steamer Adirondack, c1867

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1867 Adirondack Carpet Chair Lounge Luxury Passenger Steamboat Table


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This print takes us back in time to the luxurious interior of the American passenger steamer Adirondack, circa 1867. The image showcases a beautifully adorned space that exudes elegance and opulence. The attention to detail is evident as we observe a plush carpet covering the floor, adding an air of sophistication to the room. A carousel collection of chairs is arranged neatly around a central table, inviting passengers to relax and enjoy their journey in utmost comfort. The mid-19th century design elements are highlighted by intricate patterns on the upholstery and ornate carvings on the chair frames. The photograph captures not only the physical beauty of this steamboat's interior but also provides insight into an era when travel was considered a luxury experience. Passengers would have been treated to exceptional service while enjoying breathtaking views along their voyage. This stunning piece from Granger Art on Demand allows us to appreciate both the craftsmanship involved in creating such lavish interiors during this period and offers a glimpse into how people traveled in style over 150 years ago.

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