Façade of Buitenveer 141 in Weesp, photograph, annotation: 'Buitenveer 141, demolished Nov. 1911, Weesp', Weesp, photographer: AJM Mulder (possibly), 1910 - 1911-11, Attributed to, paper, pasteboard, daylight collodion silver print, height 210 mm x width 154 mm, urban housing, Buitenveer, A brick gabled building with a steep triangular roof and a small boarded opening near the top stands centered in the image, showing patterned brickwork and a chimney at the apex; a rectangular window with one open pane is visible below the midpoint, and beneath that are several framed windows and doors with peeling paint and broken glass, some set above wooden steps and small platforms supported by posts; adjoining brick structures with chimneys and decorative trim appear at the left and right edges, and tree leaves are visible at the top right against a pale sky.
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Façade of Buitenveer 141 in Weesp, photograph, annotation: 'Buitenveer 141, demolished Nov. 1911, Weesp', Weesp, photographer: AJM Mulder (possibly), 1910 - 1911-11, Attributed to, paper, pasteboard, daylight collodion silver print, height 210 mm x width 154 mm, urban housing, Buitenveer, A brick gabled building with a steep triangular roof and a small boarded opening near the top stands centered in the image, showing patterned brickwork and a chimney at the apex; a rectangular window with one open pane is visible below the midpoint, and beneath that are several framed windows and doors with peeling paint and broken glass, some set above wooden steps and small platforms supported by posts; adjoining brick structures with chimneys and decorative trim appear at the left and right edges, and tree leaves are visible at the top right against a pale sky.

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