Description
16x20 Silver Gelatin Print East Brookfield MA Railroad Station c1910 Burned 2010. This historic station, clearly marked“EAST BROOKFIELD” in the image, wasdestroyed by fire in 2010, making this an important visual record of a lost local landmark. Process: Silver gelatin (darkroom printed). Offered here is a striking 16x20 silver gelatin print of the East Brookfield, Massachusetts railroad station, dating to approximately 1910. This historic station, clearly marked “EAST BROOKFIELD” in the image, was destroyed by fire in 2010, making this an important visual record of a lost local landmark. The photograph was recently hand-printed in my darkroom from the original glass negative taken by photographer William Bullard, who documented Worcester County and surrounding communities in the early 20th century. The image features: The full station building with strong architectural detail Multiple figures posed along the platform Railroad tracks in the foreground adding depth and context This is a traditional darkroom print, not a digital reproduction, and retains the authentic look and feel of early photography. Print Details: Size: 16 x 20 inches Process: Silver gelatin (darkroom printed) Source: Original glass negative (c. 1910) Photographer: William Bullard A great piece for collectors of: Railroad history Massachusetts / New England history Historic structures that no longer exist Shipping: Print will be carefully rolled and shipped in a sturdy tube for safe delivery Wrapped in protective paper Will flatten easily under light weight if desired Ships within 1 business day Returns: No returns – please review photo and feel free to ask any questions before purchase Notes: Please see photo for condition and detail. Additional images available upon request.