The Keystone View Company, founded in 1892 and based in Meadville, PA, was a major producer of stereographs  through 1972.  In 1978, the company's records and inventory of negatives were donated to the UCR/California Museum of Photography  at the University of California, Riverside where they are now known as the Keystone-Mast Collection.  Copies of the stereographs can be found in many collections across the United States; the reproductions found here were digitized by the Michigan State University Museum.

Images: The Keystone View Company images featured on this website are in the public domain with the exception of the Merl LaVoy image, for which copyright status is unknown.

Image Reproductions: Any requests for reproductions of these images should be directed to: Lynne Swanson, Collections Manager, Michigan State University Museum, 570 Red Cedar Road, East Lansing, MI, 48824.

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Preferred Citation: Indigenous Peoples in 3D, Laura E. Smith, Project Director, Michigan State University