40008.
Hall’s Centennial Exhibit.
Massachusetts Photographica
40028.
Photographs of L.B. Howard.
40033.
No. 117. Photographic Camp, near Profile Lake.
40034.
No. 8. Camp, near Glen House.
40035.
Photographic Students.
40036.
Photographic Students.
40037.
Cat-O-Graph-Ic.
40042.
Baker Estate, Wellesley, Mass.
40058.
Wrecked Traveling Photo Gallery, the Mill River Flood 1874.
40067.
Photographer at work.
40070.
Photo studio interior.
40074.
M. Costello Tonsorial Artist. Black family in doorway. Stereoview display at right. The barber is Marcellus Costello, a longtime hairdresser in New Bedford, Mass. Mr. Costello was black and he may be the older gentleman in the view. He was a veteran of the Civil War, having served in the Navy.
40075.
Photographs of the Coliseum for Sale.
40121.
Photo wagon of J. Hall, Landscape & Portrait Photographer, Gallery, Main Street, Gt. Barrington.
40124.
Photo wagon of G.H. Nickerson. Nickerson’s Cape Cod Views. Old Pictures Copied.
40141.
Interior of a photo gallery.
40166.
Camera Obscura at Melville Garden at Downer Landing. This was a resort in Boston harbor in the 1880s.
40177.
Traveling photo studio of E.A. Adams, Whitinsville, Mass.
40184.
Floating Bridge. View of Proctor’s Photographic Van on bridge. Proctor was awarded Patent Number 83,545 in 1868 for a photographic room. The room was designed in the shape of an elongated oval, which reflected light toward the center of the room. The room was lighted artificially through a magnesium flame. Photographs could be taken with a 15 second exposure, day or night. Proctor was murdered by his wife: Salem, Mass., Feb 2. — The police this afternoon arrested Mrs. Proctor for the murder of her husband, George K. Proctor, on July 27, 1882, on a capias, the Grand Jury having found an indictment. Mr. Proctor was found unconscious in his cellar, and it was at first thought to be paralysis, but an autopsy showed that he had a bullet in his brain. Detectives have worked on the case since, resulting in this arrest.
40238.
Self-portrait of Hall, photographer, with camera.
40241.
Ernest Loomis, the photographer’s son, coming out of a Roberts daguerreotype camera.
40261.
Baby at 11 months old. Sept. 26, 1870. This is the photographer with wife and baby.
40264.
Collage image of Cape Cod views.
40283.
Soldier shining his shoe while his foot is on a camera without a lens. Rifle barrel can be seen just behind him. His pack is on the ground in background and a sword hilt can be seen. Another man stands at the side pouring a drink. At the bottom of the pedestal is a partially seen trademark design and name of J.W. Moulton, indicating that this is Moulton’s Massachusetts studio.
40283.
Image showing the photographer’s name at the bottom of the pedestal in the image above: J.W. Moulton.
40287.
Hockanum Ferry Boat (wood burning). The traveling photo wagon of Houghton and Knowlton sits on the boat.
40287.
Enlargement of the photo wagon in the above view.
40344.
CDV of street scene in Newburyport, Mass. showing Carl Meinerth’s studio on the right. The address “57” can be seen as well as a sign “Photographs & Ambr…”