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Directory of Early Photographers in Cambridgeshire, T - Z
TAMS, Alan
TAMS, William Mentioned by Reeve as a butler to the Master of St John's College, Cambridge, who took up photography as a hobby, and who later practised professionally and became official photographer to the university. Examples of his work in Reeve are dated 1896 and 1900. TAYLOR, A & G The Taylors’ firm was built up in the last twenty years of the 19th century. It became a chain of studios with at least half a dozen London addresses, over 30 branches around the British Isles and a handful in the United States. According to cartes apparently dating from the 1880s or later, one of their branches was in Cambridge. No directory evidence has been found of the firm’s presence in the county. Osman tentatively suggests ‘after 1891’ for the Cambridge studio, but gives no address. TIMPSON, Thomas
TITTERTON, H
TITTERTON, John
The address appears as ‘St Mary Street’ in KC1864 and CYC1864. Titterton is described as ‘photographer & tobacconist’ in MOC1865/6 and HC1873. TRENGROVE, J D
WALLIS, Harry
WHETTON, Edward
WHIFFEN, T Whiffen has not been found in trade directories, but an early 20th century example of his work is marked ‘T Whiffen, Cambridge’. WHITE, Faulkner
It seems possible that he could be the same as H F White, below. WHITE, H F
See also Faulkner White, above. WILKINSON, Scott &
WILKINSON, W
WILLIAMS, Liddell &
WILSON, William Frost
WRIGHT, Jasper J
This represents expansion into Cambridgeshire by a King's Lynn photographer. Fosbrook-Ream relates that the premises, known as the Art Studio, were acquired by Lilian Ream at the end of, or shortly after, the First World War. Renamed the Burlington Studio, they were used as a framing works. For details of Wright’s Lynn studio and other branches, see the Norfolk directory.
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