Endicott Rock Monument Gallery
Images of the Endicott Rock Monument from the 1900s-1940s
Images of the Endicott Rock Monument from the 1950s-1960s
Below is the oldest known photo of Endicott Rock. It is from a stereoview by W.L. Wilder, whose photos of the Weirs Channel are also the oldest on this website. The Rock is the flattish, second boulder from the right. The large boulder on the right was eventually removed, but not until years after the monument was built. In the photos below showing the wooden footbridge, the large boulder is seen clearly sitting outside the monument.
The photos of the Endicott Rock monument below date between 1892, when the monument was built, and 1901, when the “Captain Jack” statue was added to the top of the monument. Note the wooden bridge shown in the photos; the bridge was only upgraded to steel when the statue was installed in 1901.