This collection consists of two sets of rectangular glass slides titled “100 Views for the Stereograph” and a small metal viewing instrument, likely created in the 1890s. Both sets contain ten slides and are housed in cardboard boxes which measure 2 x .5 x 3.5 inches. The boxes each feature written viewing instructions and an image of a scene from one of the slides contained within. The slides feature photographic images in black and white and depict scenes from the following categories: Presidents of the U.S., Pilgrim Progress, Miscellaneous, Foreign Views, Pathetic Views, Comic Views, and Views from Nature. The scenes are viewable by placing a slide in the slide rest of the viewing instrument and adjusting the eyepiece to focus the image. The viewing instrument contains a mirror, which allows for better illumination of the scenes displayed.