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Description

Mount Yonah, as seen from Clarksville, Georgia, Edward King, The Great South: A Record of Journeys (Hartford, Connecticut: American Publishing Company, 1875), printed page 521. The mountain skyline, clouds, foreground buildings, fence, figures, foliage and engraved hatching match HPB-SB-3-91, image item 3, captioned in the album Mount Yonah—From Clarksville.

This is a matching later book printing of the same composition, not proof of the physical carrier of the album clipping. The book title credits J. Wells Champney's original sketches generally; that is not an independent attribution of this individual illustration or an identification of its engraver. The complete book caption is retained, including its cross-reference “[Page 522.]”. The illustration is physically printed on page 521; the reference points to the accompanying text on the next page. The album itself remains unchanged.

Source

Library of Congress copy, digitized and hosted by Internet Archive, identifier greatsouthrecord01king, ARK ark:/13960/t9087300x, LCCN rc 01002442, call number 10064268, bibliographic identifier 00110227188. The primary title page reads Hartford, American Publishing Company, 1875; the copyright leaf records Scribner & Co., 1874. Neither the Library of Congress accession stamp nor the caption's page cross-reference is substituted for the publication date or actual illustration page.

Thank you to the Library of Congress for preserving and making this copy available, and to Internet Archive for digitization and hosting. The complete original camera image is retained unchanged and linked above. This crop excludes the book cradle, page margins and unrelated text; it preserves the whole illustration and printed caption.

Rights

The item record, contributed by the Library of Congress, states that the Library is unaware of any copyright restrictions for this item. The historical printed book was published in 1875; this is a faithful reproduction of its historical illustration. No CC0, Creative Commons licence, institutional endorsement or separate permission is claimed. The rights statement is retained as given, rather than converted into a worldwide guarantee. No account, paid order or additional agreement was required or accepted.

File and processing

Lossless RGB PNG, 1568 × 961 pixels. The native camera image was first transposed 90° clockwise without interpolation, from 4368 × 2912 to 2912 × 4368 pixels. It was then rotated 1.2585636808574112° clockwise using BICUBIC interpolation, expanded canvas 3008 × 4432, at unchanged scale. Final crop in that canvas: (801,963)–(2369,1924), right and bottom exclusive. Caption baseline after correction differs from horizontal by approximately 0.021°. The final crop is wholly supported by original page pixels; no empty rotation corners or fill are included. Original perspective is otherwise retained.

Source, album and final crop personally compared 5 November 2026. Whole composition and printed caption retained. No enlargement, sharpening, contrast or colour adjustment, retouching, colourization or reconstruction. Natural warm paper and minor camera moiré/colour speckling remain. The original has no ICC profile; none was invented. The complete transpose/rotation/crop was independently reproduced from the original pixels.

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current20:05, 5 November 2026Thumbnail for version as of 20:05, 5 November 20261,568 × 961 (2.66 MB)Sergey (addition | contribs)== Description == ''Mount Yonah, as seen from Clarksville, Georgia'', Edward King, ''The Great South: A Record of Journeys'' (Hartford, Connecticut: American Publishing Company, 1875), printed page 521. The mountain skyline, clouds, foreground buildings, fence, figures, foliage and engraved hatching match HPB-SB-3-91, image item 3, captioned in the album ''Mount Yonah—From Clarksville''. This is a matching later book printing of the same composition, not proof of the physical carrier of...

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