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      H.H. Bennet "Leap" Fridge Magnet

      $7.95
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      Add this iconic reference to Wisconsin Dells history to your kitchen decor! Perfect for remembering your trip to the Dells — and for posting family photos, grocery lists to the fridge.
      Maker: Wisconsin Historical Society
      Availability: In stock
      SKU: 1000000679
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      This artwork is an interpretation of H.H Bennet's famous photo, "Leaping the Chasm," which depicts his son Ashley jumping from one rocky crag to another, a stunning technological feat made possible only by Bennett's invention of the stop action shutter, which allowed photographers to capture events in real time.

      Perfect for holding up family photos, grocery lists and more, this magnet is just what you need in your kitchen!

      Details

      • Size: 3 inches x 2.25 inches
      • Made in the USA

      This artwork is an interpretation of H.H Bennet's famous photo, "Leaping the Chasm," which depicts his son Ashley jumping from one rocky crag to another, a stunning technological feat made possible only by Bennett's invention of the stop action shutter, which allowed photographers to capture events in real time.

      Perfect for holding up family photos, grocery lists and more, this magnet is just what you need in your kitchen!

      Details

      • Size: 3 inches x 2.25 inches
      • Made in the USA
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