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Stereoscopic view of the stable from the southeast lawn, before 1910. Photograph taken before 1910 when the bricked screen was added along the south lane. Mounted on gray board.

Black and white photographic image of the stable as viewed from the southeast lawn. A wooden plank walk has been laid along the south lane near the edge of the lawn.

Black and white photographic image of several visitors on the wood plank walk along the south lane with the stable nearby.

Stereoscopic view of the stable from the southeast lawn, before 1910. Photograph taken before 1910 when the bricked screen was added along the south lane. Mounted on gray board.

Unidentified visitors pose in front of the stable along the south lane. Part of a set of four photographs - 2020-VR-014.005-.008.

Photographic print of Albert Neitzey as he works on a the Powel coach in the stable at Mount Vernon. Photograph featured in Sunday Sun Magazine, April 8, 1962.

Visitors proceed along the south lane towards the Mansion.

Prince Charles and Princess Anne visit Mount Vernon during their first trip to the United States. Accompanied by David and Julie (Nixon) Eisenhower and Tricia Nixon, the group is led by Resident Superintendent Charles C. Wall. Numerous members of the official party proceed up the south lane towards the Mansion. The stable can be seen in the background.

Black and white photograph of the bricked path from the new tomb looking towards the stables, south lane, and Mansion. The photographer's stamp appears on the reverse.

Black and white photograph of the road that connects with the south lane near the stable. A partial view of the paddock fence is visible at right.

Black and white photograph of outbuildings along the south lane.

Black and white photograph of the south lane with the Potomac River in the distance. The smokehouse, wash house, coach house, and stable can be seen on the right. The photographer's stamp appears on the reverse.

Black and white photograph of the circle storehouse and outbuildings along the south lane. The photographer's stamp appears on the reverse.

Black and white photograph of the south lane taken from the Mansion circle looking south. The kitchen and circle storehouse can be seen along the circle drive with the remaining outbuildings along the south lane visible in the distance. The photographer's stamp is on the reverse.

Black and white photograph of the south lane. The view includes the stable, coach house, wash house, and smokehouse. The photograph is mounted to gray cardstock.

Tinted photomechanical print of the south lane looking north towards the Mansion circle. A handwritten note on the reverse reads, "gift of Edith Sprouse 2/22/81." The print is mounted to cardstock.

Black and white photograph of the south lane in the snow taken from the south lawn. Beyond the brick wall, the stable, coach house and wash house line the south lane. A handwritten note on the border reads ,"South Lane, 11-30-38."

Colorized photomechanical print of the south lane. The outbuildings along the lane are the smokehouse, wash house, and coach house. In the distance the ivy-covered stable blends with the surrounding foliage giving the appearance of a floating roof. The date "1935" is handwritten at the bottom right corner. The print is mounted to gray cardstock.

Black and white photograph of the south lane looking south with the coach house or south lane gate closed at the end of the lane. View includes adjacent outbuildings - smokehouse, wash house, coach house and stable.

Black and white photograph of the south lane in snow. At right, the smokehouse, wash house, and coach house line the lane. The brick stable and south lane gate can be seen in the distance.

Black and white photograph of outbuildings along the south lane. On the reverse is a typed note which reads, "Presented by Mr. T. Welby Kines, October, 1946."

Black and white photograph of the south lane from beyond the stable. The view includes the ivy-covered stable, outbuildings along the lane, south lane gate, and bricked path. The photographer's stamp is on the reverse.

Black and white photograph of outbuildings along the south lane. The view to the south includes the Potomac River in the distance. The photographer's stamp appears on the reverse.

Black and white copy photograph of a stereograph frame of the south lane looking south. The photograph is mounted on gray cardstock. A handwritten note on the front mount reads, "South Lane ca. 1901." A partial view of the sundial is seen at far right.

Black and white photograph of the snow covered south lane looking south from the Mansion circle. A handwritten note on the border reads,"1929-1930 View of south lane from circle."

Black and white photograph of the south lane looking south covered in light snow. Outbuildings along the lane include the smokehouse, wash house, coach house and stable. In the distance is the closed south lane gate. Portions of the photograph are blurred.

Black and white photograph of the south lane in the snow. Pictured are the smokehouse, wash house, coach house, and the stable. A handwritten note on the reverse of the image reads, "1958 So. Lane Mount Vernon." Photograph has a deckled edge.

Black and white photograph of the stable at the end of the south lane. Photograph taken from opening in brick wall along the east lawn and south lane.

Black and white photograph of the south lane and outbuildings taken from the Mansion circle looking south.

A black and white photograph of the new Springfield Traction Company stable on Phelps Street. Looking southwest.

A black and white photograph of a horse stable at the rear of the Gas Works lot at Main Avenue and Phelps Street. Entrance shown would now face Wall Street. Cooling tower in background.