Photographic Gallery Storefront of Richard and Hannah Maynard, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. The woman behind the horse is Hannah Maynard herself. The man at the door may be her long-time assistant A.S. Rappertie. He had a great mustache over the years. This image is in front of their dual storefronts on Douglas St., corner of Johnson St., which they occupied between 1874 and 1892.
Luther England looking ’em over. Taken January 28, 1923, by his dad.
Lakeside photographer, curious fire.
E.B. Nock Photographic Studio Advertising Boat, Cleveland.
Dark Wagon of W.S. Trask, Michigan.
Columbia Photograph Co., possibly in Petersburg VA.
Two boys tinting negatives.
Seated man, possibly Cornelius Poulton, brother of Sam Poulton, the photographer, with another man, and a Brewster stereoscope on the table.
Jeff & Jo Ann Kraus with a customer at their trade show table at the NSA Convention in Huron, Ohio in 2010.
Camera Obscura, Glen Island, N.Y.
413. Temple of Isis. Manitou Canon. Note the photographer with camera on the cliff, upper right.
470. Camerons Cone from Crystal Park. Jackson with his camera lower left.
Man in sulky. Photographic display at rear right.
Shanklin Chine, Isle of Wight.
Wisconsin St. looking East, Milwaukee. Storefront, sign, and displays for Brown, Photographer. There is another Photographer sign at the top of the building far left.
Little Ina. I believe that this is A.C. McIntyre, the photographer, and his daughter.
Chas. E. Ward. On the table is a framed print of a horse-drawn carriage which leans against a Beckers sweetheart Stereoviewer.
Trade sign for S.S. Vose, 20 Madison St., Skowhegan, Maine. The sign sticks out at the very top of the building on the right and shows a man posing for the photographer with his camera.
Alexis Gaudin with wife and others. Looking at views and photos.
J.J. Reilly’s Photographic Pavilion at the Falls. A camera can be seen within. The sign reads “Photographic & Stereographic Views of the Falls.”
Dr. Aurbrozio? with Beckers stereoviewer, Cuba.
Views of Minne-ha-ha Falls. Photographer with his camera at left.
Studio sign for J. Earl Burr, Photographs, Atlantic City beach, NJ.
No. 485. The Photographers. George Stacy stands second from right by the camera. Others have viewers, etc.
Photographic advertising CDV for Rice & Bliss, Artists, Warren, O.
M.D. Goodlander with his camera with lens cap in his hand.
Untitled street vendor.
(Amateur) Native of the Andaman Islands (Cannibals) educated in Penang.
Gems of Kentucky Scenery. 7. Old Nancy.
Unidentified. Possibly the Caribbean. It has been suggested that it might be Spanish Guinea in central Africa. The area is now known as Equatorial Guinea.
Unidentified. While these men are white they are part of the group of 6 views. Possibly the Caribbean. It has been suggested that it might be Spanish Guinea in central Africa. The area is now known as Equatorial Guinea.
Unidentified. Possibly the Caribbean. It has been suggested that it might be Spanish Guinea in central Africa. The area is now known as Equatorial Guinea.
Unidentified. Possibly the Caribbean. It has been suggested that it might be Spanish Guinea in central Africa. The area is now known as Equatorial Guinea.
Unidentified. Possibly the Caribbean. It has been suggested that it might be Spanish Guinea in central Africa. The area is now known as Equatorial Guinea.
Unidentified. Possibly the Caribbean. It has been suggested that it might be Spanish Guinea in central Africa. The area is now known as Equatorial Guinea.
Characteristic Sketches of Southern Life. No. 508. Three Members of the Jury that we saw!
Views about Pittsburgh. Group of Girls–House of Refuge.
Refugees brought in to Beaufort by the army.
Unidentified scene.
Peanut vendor.
J.G. Thompson & Co., Beaufort, S.C.
Six Months Tour in the Tropics. No. 28. The Government House, Christiansted, St. Croix, W.I. Written on verso “Feb. 8-61. ALL Louisa.” This image is not an African-American view but is included here as it is part of this series.
Six Months Tour in the Tropics. No. 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68. Views at Butlers Bay, the Estate of Geert Gyllick, Esq. 2-cent, cancelled tax stamp. Not an African-American view but listed here to remain with other images from this series.
Six Months Tour in the Tropics. No. 14. 15. Groups at the sea shore–arrival of the fishing boats. Written on verso “Feb. 6. 1861 Louisa-from Sister Mary.”
Six Months Tour in the Tropics. No. 20. 21. 22. 23. Exterior of Stores with Fruit and Morby venders. Written on verso “Feb. 6-1861 Louisa from Sister Mary.”
Six Months Tour in the Tropics. No. 75. 76. 77. 78. Scenes on the Wharf–waiting the arrival of the Packet. Written on verso ” Feb. 8. 61 ALL Louisa.”
Six Months Tour in the Tropics. No. 79. 80. 81. Sunday Market. Assemblage of Negroes from the Country with their Produce. Written on verso “Feb. 6. 1861 Louisa-from Sister Mary.”
Six Months Tour in the Tropics. No. 79, 80, 81. Sunday Market. Assemblage of Negroes from the Country with their Produce.
Six Months Tour in the Tropics. No. 69. 70. 71. 72. Views at Pond Bridge, with negro Women Washing Clothes. Written on verso “Feb. 6. 1861 Louisa-from Sister Mary.”
Six Months Tour in the Tropics. No. 91. 92. 93. 94. Scenes in the Wood and Coal Market, Christiansted, St. Croix, W.I. Written on verso ” Feb. 6. 1861 Louisa-from Sister Mary.”
