Welcome to the Howe Caverns press photo gallery

This page contains links to images of the caverns and grounds that can be used by accredited press members in online or print media featuring Howe Caverns. Available photos are represented below by a thumbnail and each is available as a JPEG image in two resolutions:

• Low - 72dpi RGB JPEG image appropriate for Web or screen
• High - 250 - 300dpi CMYK JPEG image appropriate for news print publication

To view an image, click on the thumbnail. Once you find an appropriate image, you can save it to your desktop by:

• PC - right click on "low res" or "high res" and select "Save Image As"
• Macintosh - click and hold down on "low res" or "high res" and then select "Save As".

	Howe Caverns Logo - Color low res (63K) high res (1.9MB)		Howe Caverns Logo Black & White low res (45K) high res (2.1MB)		College friends reunite in festive holiday style at Howe Caverns' Caroling in the Cave annual event. low res (32K) high res (2.2mb)
	Entrance to Howe Caverns Estate low res (92K) high res (1.9MB)		The Visitor Center At Howe Caverns low res (100K) high res (2.1MB)		Guests enjoy the world-famous boat ride on Howe Caverns' underground Lake of Venus. low res (116K)
	The Pipe Organ At Howe Caverns low res (144K) high res (4.2MB)		Titan's Temple: the largest room in Howe Caverns. low res (172K) high res (4.3MB)		A segment of the Winding Way at Howe Caverns: a series of 30 "S" curves carved by water. low res (160K) high res (4.2MB)
	The Bridal Altar at Howe Caverns is the site of more than 500 weddings and many vow renewals. low res (168K) high res (4.1MB)		A traditional wedding takes place on the Bridal Altar at Howe Caverns, site of more than 500 underground weddings. Photo by John Bagdovitz, winner of the 2001 Howe Caverns Photography Contest. low res (77K) high res (728K)		A view of the Pool of Peace at Howe Caverns. low res (168K) high res (3.5MB)
	Portrait of Lester Howe, the local farmer who discovered Howe Caverns in 1842. low res (53K) high res (839K)		Early Photo of Caverns low res (88K) high res (2MB)		Lester Howe and his daughter Elgiva make a special appearance in the caverns during Discovery Days 2004, part of the diamond jubilee 75th anniversary celebration this year at Howe Caverns. low res (36K) high res (2.7MB)
	Kids of all ages enjoy Gemstone Mining at Howe Caverns and take home a special souvenir of their visit. low res (41K)		Halloween at Howe Caverns raises thousands of dollars for a local charity each year. low res (35K)		Another fiendish halloween couple joins the fun. low res (35K)
	A special visit from Santa during the annual Caroling in the Cave event at Howe Caverns. low res (35K)		"Gold, Silver & Bronze" formation at Howe Caverns. Photo by Jeffrey C. Freedman winner of the 2000 Howe Caverns Photography Contest. low res (212K) high res (5.0MB)		(Amateur) Untitled photo of the Winding Way Enrique Sallent of Rahway, NJ. Winner of the 2000 Howe Caverns Photography Contest. low res (212K) high res (608k)
	(Professional) "Pool of Peace" Dave Valvo of Rochester, NY. Winner of the 2000 Howe Caverns Photography Contest. low res(35K) high res (600k)		(Historical) "View from the Platform Built for Governor Roosevelt 1933" Taken by Byron Christman d. 2003, submitted by granddaughter Evelyn Leach of Gloversville, NY. Winner of the 2000 Howe Caverns Photography Contest. low res (212K) high res (600k)		(Best of Show) "The Winding Way" Dave Valvo of Rochester, NY. Winner of the 2000 Howe Caverns Photography Contest. low res (212K) high res (600k)
	The cave-aged beer is flowing! 280 cases of Ommegang Brewery's Hennepin and 40 cases of Three Philosphers were recently tucked away in the caverns to age until the fall of 2005. Cave Aged Hennepin won the Gold Medal award at last year's Great American Beer Festival. low res (66K)		Cave Aged Three Philosophers produced by Brewery Ommegang in Cooperstown, NY. low res (37K) high res (600k)		Cave Aged Abbey Ale produced by Brewery Ommegang in Cooperstown, NY. low res (38K) high res (600k)
	Cave Beer produced by Brewery Ommegang in Cooperstown, NY. low res (38K) high res (600k)