My Grandma had a stereoscope when I was a kid.
As I remember them the views were mostly biblical. I loved the depth of the picture and the sense
of history imparted there. My wife tells me people see more now in a day than people a hundred
years ago would see in five years. So while perhaps now the Stereoscope is considered quaint
and antique you can almost imagine what it was like for folks at the turn of the century to see
photos of the Holy Land almost come to life. It was their TV. Their magazine rack.
Their future and past, dreams and fantasies almost come top life.
