ROC Artifact

William H. Robinson’s “Mammoth View of Rochester”

By Peter Wisbey

Bonus Additional Content

William H. Robinson’s “Mammoth View of Rochester” (High-Resolution Image)

For two successive years, 1870 and 1871, Rochester booksellers and stationers William Henry Robinson and William J. Wilcox advertised in the city directory that they were the “publishers of the ‘Mammoth View’ of Rochester.” The image was, they heralded, “drawn by and under the direction of Wm. H. R...

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