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    The handwritten inscriptions appear on the reverse of the photograph. This photograph is one of five similar sized, card mounted scenes of the Byron area in the London Room Photograph Collection whic

    Most of the inscription is handwritten in pencil on the back of the original card mounted photograph, but J. HOOD is stamped in ink. In a June 20, 1947 London Free Press article titled "Recalls Shoot

    The inscription which is handwritten in pencil appears on the back of the card mounted photograph, as does J.HOOD which is stamped in ink. See also the picture titled: "John (?) and Frank Hood shooti

    The handwritten inscription in pencil appears on the back of the original mounted photograph. In the book: "Souvenir and Official Program for London Old Boys Reunion and Summer Carvival, August 3 to

    Edward Adams, who served as mayor of London in 1852 and 1853, established the first wholesale grocery store in London. Beginning as a retail business, Edward Adams & Co. became exclusively wholesale

    This truck was a London built Barton and Rumble truck. It was photographed by the Hines Studio. Source: "East of Adelaide: Photographs of commercial, industrial and working-class urban Ontario 1905-1

    This photograph was sent as a Christmas card from California. The inscription on the back of the card seems to indicate that the woman in the photograph is M.H. Baxter. The 1917 London City Directory

    Harriet Williams Priddis was the wife of Charles Trump Priddis, a dry goods merchant. She was born September 8, 1817 in Cardiff, Wales and died in London, Ontario March 4, 1887 at age 69. She is buri

    This is an undated cabinet card photograph. John Cooper was in business as a photographer from 1857-1890. His business was located at 198 Dundas Street until 1875. He then moved to 440/442 Clarence S

    Portraits of Harriet Priddis’ parents, Charles Trump Priddis and Harriet Williams Priddis, also appear in this digital image gallery. Born in Torquay, Devonshire , England, June 17, 1847, Harriet cam

    This is an undated cabinet card photograph. John Cooper was in business as a photographer from 1857-1890. His business was located at 198 Dundas Street until 1875. He then moved to 440/442 Clarence S

    This is an undated cabinet card photograph. Frank Cooper had a photography business from 1868-1909. He was originally located on the east side of Richmond Street just north of King Street. By 1884 hi

    This is an undated cabinet card photograph. John Cooper was in business as a photographer from 1857-1890. His business was located at 198 Dundas Street until 1875. He then moved to 440/442 Clarence S

    This is an undated cabinet card photograph. John Cooper was in business as a photographer from 1857-1890. His business was located at 198 Dundas Street until 1875. He then moved to 440/442 Clarence S

    This is an undated cabinet card photograph. John Cooper was in business as a photographer from 1857-1890. His business was located at 198 Dundas Street until 1875. He then moved to 440/442 Clarence S

    This is an undated cabinet card photograph. John Cooper was in business as a photographer from 1857-1890. His business was located at 198 Dundas Street until 1875. He then moved to 440/442 Clarence S

    This is an undated cabinet card photograph. John Cooper was in business as a photographer from 1857-1890. His business was located at 198 Dundas Street until 1875. He then moved to 440/442 Clarence S

    This is a card mounted,undated photograph of an unidentified young woman. The card has a beveled gilt edge and the is the appropriate size and format of a carte-de-visite. There is no photographer's

    This undated photograph is mounted on card with a gilt edged scalloped border. There is a handwritten inscription on the back of the card. Boater hats were fashionable fair weather garb for women in

    This photograph is card mounted. The bottom of the card has been cut off, making it hard to read the photographer's imprint. It may read Snyder. The address cannot be read clearly but has been guesse