Images shot by an unknown photographer on a "Grand Tour" through Europe in 1904.
(Photos via Bill Nelson)
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| Four boys from Volendam. |
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| Old fisherman in traditional Marken garb. |
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| Street scene in front of the Hotel Spaander in Volendam. |
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| Fishing boats at the docks. The registration number on the sail suggests the port is Volendam. |
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| Man with dog cart. |
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| Laundry day in Marken. |
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| Spuiwater Canal, Rotterdam. |
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| Two girls dressed in traditional Marken costume in a typical Marken fisherman's cottage. Marken was an island, now joined to the mainland, just Northwest of Amsterdam. |
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| Marken girls, Marken, Netherlands. Marken is (was) an island in the Zuiderzee. Because of its relative isolation, Marken evolved its own distinctive costume and architecture. |
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| Canal and cheese market in Alkmaar. Alkmaar is noted for its open-air cheese market, barely visible on the plaza ahead. |
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| Men and girl on the docks, Marken. |
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| Two windmills along a canal in Landsmeer. |
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| Volendam street |
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| Marken |
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| Cheese market in Alkmaar. |
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| Volendam |
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| Marken |
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| This is a no longer existing windmill called "De Maagd" in Dordrecht. |
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| School children |
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| Steigersgrachtwater, Rotterdam |
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| Monnickendam |
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| Marken |
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| Men and boat, Marken. |
(Photos via Bill Nelson)
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