Byron Gurnsey stereograph depicting an old adobe pueblo building in Santa Fe New Mexico. From his series “Views on the Line of the Atchison, Topeks & Santa Fe Railroad. Text states the pueblo was found on the site of Santa Fe when Spaniards first came in 1581. It is still occupied by six families. *Byron H Gurnsey (1833-1880), having just learned the trade of photography (I suspect while in Sioux City the previous winter, probably working with Charles L. Hamilton), Gurnsey brought his camera with him on Sully's final expedition. In August 1865, while the troops rested at Fort Berthold, he produced at least nine surviving images. Byron H. Gurnsey operated a photographic gallery in Sioux City, Iowa from about 1866 until he sold out in 1871. Gurnsey moved to Colorado in 1872, locating first in Pueblo and later Colorado Springs, Colorado. He made a trip to New Mexico in 1878. This view is likely from his 1878 trip. Small nicks on both images, but the image remains strong and sharp. See scans.