C. G. Buckingham photograph album [ca. 186-]-[191-].

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C. G. Buckingham photograph album [ca. 186-]-[191-].

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This photograph album, which is of brown leather with a brass clasp and "C.G. Buckingham" stamped on the front cover, contains 50 portraits dating from about the 1860s-1910s, relating to the Buckingham family of Van Wert, Ohio. They include 16 studio portraits size 5 1/2 x 4", 3 small oval portraits, 29 cartes de visite, and 1 tintype. Some of the portraits are identified, including those of C.G. Buckingham's grandfather Milton Buckingham and Milton's wife Belinda. The photographs in this album were taken by studios in Van Wert, Ohio; Chicago, Illinois; Washington, D.C.; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and in Denver and Boulder, Colorado.

50 photographs (in one album).

Boulder Public Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7454969

Boulder Public Library

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Buckingham, Belinda Cooley, 1792-1872.

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Buckingham, Milton, 1786-1852.

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Buckingham, Charles G., 1846-1940.

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McGraw, E. E.

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Avery, Esther Belinda Buckingham.

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