Horsham Photographers L-Z
Horsham Photographers L - Z
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Directory of Photographic Studios in Horsham |
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Name of Photographer or Studio |
Business Address (or residence) |
Dates |
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LLOYD James notes & examples | West Street, HORSHAM | c1862 |
LONDON & COUNTIES STUDIO (see LYLE) notes | 41 West Street, HORSHAM | 1910-1927 |
LYLE Arthur notes & examples | 41 West Street, HORSHAM (LONDON & COUNTIES STUDIO) | 1910-1927 |
M / N / O | ||
P / Q | ||
PADWICK Henry junior (amateur) notes & examples | RESIDENCE : Wimblehurst, Horsham ( Barrister & J.P. ) | 1860s |
PARSLEY, W. notes & examples | 25 West Street, HORSHAM | c1868 |
PIERRE Louis Cesar notes & examples | 30 North Street, HORSHAM | 1889-1890 |
6 Milthorpe Terrace, Crawley Road, Roffey, HORSHAM | 1891-1899 | |
PRICE Sidney | 48 West Street, HORSHAM ( Stationer & Printer) | 1869-1880 |
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ROBINSON Thomas S. notes & examples | 4 Denne Parade, East Street, HORSHAM | 1878-1880 |
1 Park Terrace West, HORSHAM | 1881-1882 | |
RUSSELL'S PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS notes & examples | West Street, HORSHAM | 1861 |
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SALMON Herbert notes & examples | 50 North Street, HORSHAM | 1907-1909 |
T | ||
TATE William Henry Gilbert notes & examples | South Street, HORSHAM | 1870 |
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W | ||
WALLER William J. notes & examples | 50 North Street, HORSHAM | 1910+ |
WALTON Edward notes & examples | 30 North Street, HORSHAM | 1903-1904 |
50 North Street, HORSHAM | 1904-1905 | |
WHEELER John notes & examples | 44 North Street, HORSHAM | 1896-1899 |
50 North Street, HORSHAM | 1899-1903 | |
4 North Street, HORSHAM | 1903-1911 | |
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X / Y / Z |
The names
in green were supplied by workers at
Horsham Museum from information provided by local trade directories.
Although these persons listed in green do
not appear to have been full-time professional photographers, their
businesses were involved in photography in some form. For instance, as
chemists, Herbert Brassington and
Robert Gallier supplied photographic
materials and apparatus. It is not surprising that optician
Edmund Fry had an interest in cameras. It
is possible that the individuals listed in green
also produced photographs on a semi-professional basis and I
would be interested to view any examples which carry their names. Thomas Honywood and Henry Padwick junior were not professional photographers but they were keen amateurs who produced significant photographs in Horsham in the 1850s and 1860s. I am grateful to Jeremy Knight, Curator and Heritage Officer at Horsham Museum, for providing details of the years of activity for these additional names. |