John Jacob Loeffler is one of the great Catskills photographers of all time. He made hundreds of stereoviews of the Catskills throughout the 1870s and 1880s. The photographs, part of the series titled Catskill Mountain Scenery, demonstrate his skill and vision as well as the timeless beauty of the Catskills, being equally compelling today at they were 150 years ago.

I have recently acquired a number of new Catskills photographs by John Jacob Loeffler. They have all been added to the Loeffler gallery, which now contains over 100 of his Catskills works.

1st Series, #216, version 2_Haines’ Falls.Photographer: John Jacob Loeffler
Series name: Catskill Mountain Scenery
Catalog #: 1st Series, No. 216. (Note: The reverse side is titled as the Second Series, but actually includes stereoviews from the 1st, 2nd and 3rd series. Stereoview number 216 is in the 1st series.)
Title: Haines’ Falls.

John Jacob Loeffler is one of the great Catskills photographers of all time. He made hundreds of stereoviews of the Catskills throughout the 1870s and 1880s. The photographs, part of the series titled Catskill Mountain Scenery, demonstrate his skill and vision as well as the timeless beauty of the Catskills, being equally compelling today as they were 150 years ago. Haines’ Falls.

2nd Series, #234_Rocks at the head of Cauterskill Fall.Photographer: John Jacob Loeffler
Series name: Catskill Mountain Scenery
Catalog #: 2nd Series, No. 234.
Title: Rocks at the head of Cauterskill Fall.

John Jacob Loeffler is one of the greatest Catskills photographers of all time. He made hundreds of stereoviews of the Catskills throughout the 1870s and 1880s. The photographs, part of the series titled Catskill Mountain Scenery, demonstrate his skill and vision as well as the timeless beauty of the Catskills, being equally compelling today as they were 150 years ago. Rocks at the head of Cauterskill Fall.

1st Series, #210_Morning Mist in the Cauterskill Gorge.Photographer: John Jacob Loeffler
Series name: Catskill Mountain Scenery
Catalog #: 1st Series, # 210. Although the caption on reverse side has no series listed, and a catalog number of 231, based on the unique title it can be considered 1st Series, # 210. The title is sometimes referred to as “Morning Mist in the Ravine.”
Title: Morning Mist in the Cauterskill Gorge. Alternatively, “Morning Mist in the Ravine.” Morning Mist in the Cauterskill Gorge.

1st Series, #226_Palensville.Photographer: John Jacob Loeffler
Series name: Catskill Mountain Scenery
Catalog #: 1st Series, No. 226. (Note: The reverse side is titled as the Second Series, but actually includes stereoviews from the 1st, 2nd and 3rd series. Stereoview number 226 is in the 1st series.)
Title: Palensville.

John Jacob Loeffler is one of the great Catskills photographers of all time. He made hundreds of stereoviews of the Catskills throughout the 1870s and 1880s. The photographs, part of the series titled Catskill Mountain Scenery, demonstrate his skill and vision as well as the timeless beauty of the Catskills, being equally compelling today as they were 150 years ago. Palensville.

1st Series, #202, alternate version_Cauterskill Falls.Photographer: John Jacob Loeffler
Series name: Catskill Mountain Scenery
Catalog #: 1st Series, No. 202, alternate version (green background). (Note: The reverse side is titled as the Second Series, but actually includes a listing of stereoviews from the 1st, 2nd and 3rd series. Stereoview number 202 is in the 1st series.)
Title: Cauterskill Falls.

John Jacob Loeffler is one of the great Catskills photographers of all time. He made hundreds of stereoviews of the Catskills throughout the 1870s and 1880s. The photographs, part of the series titled Catskill Mountain Scenery, demonstrate his skill and vision as well as the timeless beauty of the Catskills, being equally compelling today as they were 150 years ago. Cauterskill Falls.

1st Series, #201, version 3_Laurel House.Photographer: John Jacob Loeffler
Series name: Catskill Mountain Scenery
Catalog #: 1st Series, No. 201.
Title: Laurel House.

John Jacob Loeffler is one of the great Catskills photographers of all time. He made hundreds of stereoviews of the Catskills throughout the 1870s and 1880s. The photographs, part of the series titled Catskill Mountain Scenery, demonstrate his skill and vision as well as the timeless beauty of the Catskills, being equally compelling today as they were 150 years ago. Laurel House.

1st Series, #212, version 2_View from Sunset Rock.Photographer: John Jacob Loeffler
Series name: Catskill Mountain Scenery
Catalog #: 1st Series, No. 212.
Title: View from Sunset Rock.

John Jacob Loeffler is one of the great Catskills photographers of all time. He made hundreds of stereoviews of the Catskills throughout the 1870s and 1880s. The photographs, part of the series titled Catskill Mountain Scenery, demonstrate his skill and vision as well as the timeless beauty of the Catskills, being equally compelling today as they were 150 years ago. View from Sunset Rock.

1st Series, #229, version 2_The Lake and Round Top.Photographer: John Jacob Loeffler
Series name: Catskill Mountain Scenery
Catalog #: 1st Series, No. 229.
Title: The Lake and Round Top.

John Jacob Loeffler is one of the great Catskills photographers of all time. He made hundreds of stereoviews of the Catskills throughout the 1870s and 1880s. The photographs, part of the series titled Catskill Mountain Scenery, demonstrate his skill and vision as well as the timeless beauty of the Catskills, being equally compelling today as they were 150 years ago. The Lake and Round Top.

5th Series, #349_Plauterkill Fall, Plauterkill Clove.Photographer: John Jacob Loeffler
Series name: Catskill Mountain Scenery
Catalog #: 5th Series, No. 349.
Title: Plauterkill Fall, Plauterkill Clove.

John Jacob Loeffler is one of the great Catskills photographers of all time. He made hundreds of stereoviews of the Catskills throughout the 1870s and 1880s. The photographs, part of the series titled Catskill Mountain Scenery, demonstrate his skill and vision as well as the timeless beauty of the Catskills, being equally compelling today as they were 150 years ago. Plauterkill Fall, Plauterkill Clove.