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CO 1069-601-18

from The National Archives UK

  • juneb2012 said:
    Charles Pickering was commissioned to photograph public works for the government architect James Barnet in 1870. The photographs themselves were intended for display at the London Exhibition of 1873; Pickering was previously engaged as the official photographer to the Metropolitan Intercolonial Exhibition of 1870. Photographers such as Charles Nettleton and the firm of Cox & Luckin were given similiar commissions in Melbourne as photography played an increasingly important role in the work of government departments. (The collection is on the State Libray of N.S.W. database. This database has a facility to view photographs in a high quality resolution which is really the best way to view the photographs - because of size constraints I will post a link to the high resolution version beneath each photograph).

British Library digitised image from page 31 of "'The Land we Live in.' History of the Argentine Republic from the landing of Solis until the present day ... Illustrated"

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Unidentified, Richmond

from The Library of Virginia

  • Seth Gaines said:
    Looks like some sort of road equipment, maybe something to keep tar hot.
  • juan carlos lara acosta said:
    bellas épocas hermosos años
  • czaroftourism said:
    I am pretty certain that the woman in this photo is my mother who was at that time a City of Richmond official (the highest-ranking female at that time) working in the City Manager's office. The comment made by Seth Gaines that it looks like some kind of road equipment would make sense since she often dealt with various city departments.