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Directory of Early Photographers in Northamptonshire, G - K
GARRETT, George Samuel
GILES, Joseph R
GOODGER, F P
GRAHAM, Pollard
See also Pollard Graham & Co, below. GRAHAM, Pollard & Co
See also Pollard Graham, above. At some stage the business was known as Pollard Graham & Son. Kelvin Searle draws attention to a postcard of unknown date that uses this name, and that lists studios in Derby, Kettering and Wellingborough in addition to the Northampton operation. According to K Adamson's 'Professional Photographers in Derbyshire' (RPS), the Derby studio was active c1891-1913 (and possibly later). GRAY, N J
GREENWAY, Samuel H
TC 1905/6 adds ‘outdoor photography in all its branches’. GRIMMETT, A T
GROVES, T
The two addresses are likely to refer to the same studio. (See note to Arthur Healey, below.) HAINES, Frederick
HALL, Frederick
HANLON, Mrs B
HART, C
HARTE & Co
HEALEY, Arthur F
‘Cathedral Studio, Cathedral Gateway’ in CAP 1901, CAP 1907 & CAP 1912. It seems reasonable to conclude that both addresses refer to the same studio. TC 1905/6 adds: ‘ late W Boughton & Sons; high art photographer; children a speciality; patronised by Royalty’. Some years’ directories give the spelling ‘Healy’. Most, including Kelly’s, insert the second ‘e’. HILL, Fred
HILL, Reginald S
HIPP, A & Co
HITCHMAN & Son
‘Phone No. 176’ is added in both directories. HODGES, Mrs Ann
HOLME, M A
HOLME, Simco &
HOLME, Simes &
HOLMES, Edward
He seems likely to be the Edward Holmes who was manager at Alfred Knighton’s Kettering studio some years earlier, according to WRN 1884. HUGHES, Walter
ILLINGWORTH, William
KN 1914 and KN 1920 add ‘(art)’ after his name. KN 1914 concludes: ‘patronised by His Majesty the King & Her Majesty the Queen & members of the Royal Family &c’. JACKOLETT, J
According to Heathcote, Joseph Jackolett was an itinerant photographer from Cork, who had worked in Dublin and Leeds in the late 1850s. JORDAN, H
JUDGE, T
KATTERNS, C
See also Thomas Katterns, below. KATTERNS, James
‘Photographer & tobacconist’ in HN 1876. His advertisement in TNA 1863 reads: ‘Photography! J Katterns respectfully informs his numerous Patrons of the Town and County that he has made more extensive Alterations on his Premises, giving him greater facilities for the better production of Photographic Art. J K has, at a very considerable outlay, purchased the Largest and Best Requisites for the purposes of Photographing Groups, Interiors, Mansions, Landscapes, Views, &c. Cartes: 10s 6d a dozen. The largest studio in the county.’ His lengthy advertisement in MN 1861 is given as a separate studio note. KATTERNS, Thomas C
See also C Katterns, above. KEEN, Henry L
KNIGHTON, Alfred
His advertisement in DN 1890 reads: “A Knighton, Photographic Artist, 88, High Street, Kettering. First-Class Photography in all the different Styles, at Moderate Charges. All Orders to go out to Photograph Groups, Views, Animals, Machinery, etc., promptly attended to. The Instantaneous Process Used. Enlargements from Carte-de-Visite to Life Size. Local Views For Sale. Patronised by H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch, the Right Hon. Earl Spencer, K.G., the Right Hon. The Earl of Winchilsea and Nottingham, the Dowager Viscount Hood, the Lord Walter Scott, the Lady Walter Scott, the Lady Mary Trefusis, the Hon. & Rev. C. J. Vernon, the Hon. & Rev. J. Marsham, the Hon. Mrs. Holden-Hambrough, Sir Frederick L. Robinson, Lady Robinson, F.A. Channing Esq. M.P., W.C. Clarke-Thornhill, Esq., Rushton Hall, G.L. Watson, Esq., Rockingham Castle.” A less informative advertisement of uncertain date includes ‘Established 1868’. WRN 1884 adds: ‘(Edward Holmes, manager)’. KNIGHTON, Fred
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