Adirondack Frost Fish U.S. Capitol Photographed by William Gottlieb in

Photographed by William Gottlieb in July of 1948

Significance: One of New York's first skyscrapers when built in 1874

photographed by Irving Underhill in 1906

Photographed by the National Photo Company in 1914 on 8x6 glass plate negative

Poster shows view of Fontainbleau chateau

Adirondack Frost Fish U.S. Capitol Photographed by William Gottlieb inAdirondack Frost Fish or Round White Fish. (Coregonus Quadrilateralis, Richardson.)Created by artist S. F. Denton (Sherman Foote) born in 1856 and died in 1937 Well known for his exquisite drawings of fish, birds, and mammals when he was commissioned for several years to illustrate the New York State Fish and Wildlife Annual Report, part of the Forest, Fish and Game Commission of New York State.