Stereo...
This is an experiment in stereo photography. The main thrust is to make stereoviews which can be viewed with a stereoscope. The stereoviews, or stereocards, have two pictures on them: a left and a right view of the scene. In order to see the stereo effect on the computer screen there has to be three images: a left, a right, and a left view. The two left views are identical.
  This is an experiment and I would be please if anyone who has viewed these, or tried to, would let me know if they work for you. I know how to look at them but that doesn't help anyone else.
  You can either view the images on the screen or print them out to view them on paper. All the images are available both for parallel viewing, as well as for cross-eyed viewing.
  

To help you with viewing, a Fusion Spot is located above each image. Look at the center spot and allow your eyes to relax and merge two fusion spots over each other, then look down at the picture. This works best if the actual image size on the monitor is no more than 3" high. That is the size of an actual stereo card.

Downtown Hot Springs...
Arlington Hotel Front Stairs
Central Avenue
Checkers Table
Promenade Stairs
Arlington Hotel Porch
Exchange Street Fountain
Arlington Hotel Railing
Exchange Street South
Hot Springs Promenade
Spencer's Corner
Cycles on Central
Quapaw Baths

Magic Springs Attractions...
The Gauntlet
X-Coaster
Diamond Mine Coaster
Magic Springs Lake
Plummet Summit
Kodiak Canyon Lazy River
Dr. Dean's Rocket Machine
Carousel
Crystal Falls Wave Pool
Fearless Fliers
Rum Runner Pirate Ship
The Hawk
Magic Springs Ducks
Covered Bridge