Wichita, KS
example from auction site
(It appears from the monogram to be
Baldwin and Son)
Baldwin Studio
118 East Douglas
1884 Jun 27
Wichita (KS) Weekly Eagle, Nereus Baldwin is partnered with Ostergren at 38 E Douglas in Wichita, KS
1885 Jan 13
Wichita (KS) Weekly Eagle, Baldwin and Ostergren dissolve partnership
1885 Sep 10
N Baldwin has opened as Baldwin and Son (Fred) at 118 Douglas
1887
All ads are for Baldwin and Son at 118 East Douglas
(Baldwin and Son advertised heavily in 1892 at 118 E Douglas)
1892 Mar 09
Wichita (KS) Eagle, more ads for Baldwin and Son at 118 E Douglas
1894 Mar 17
Wichita (KS) Star, Small display ad for Baldwin, at 188 Douglas Av
1900 Oct 06
Wichita (KS) Eagle, display ad for Baldwin’s at 188 East Douglas (Big Electric Sign)
1901 Mar 31
Wichita (KS) Obituary for Nereus Baldwin
1910 Feb 12
Wichita (KS) Sunflower, small ad for Baldwin Studio at 118 E Douglas
1911 Apr 30
Fred Baldwin is opening a second studio at 115 East Douglas
1911 Jul 11
Small ad says Fred Baldwin is located in a studio over the bank, between Kress and Boston stores
1911 Dec 09
Small display ad says F H Reed is successor to Baldwin’s Studio
1912 Mar 06
Wichita (KS) Eagle, small ad for Fred Baldwin, studio between Kress and Boston store
1912 Oct 29
Wichita (KS) Beacon, small item says Fred Reed has purchased the Baldwin Studio at 118 E Douglas, while Fred Baldwin goes south for his health; in subsequent ads, Reed leans heavily on the Baldwin name in his ads such as “The Old Baldwin Studio”
1912 Oct 30
Wichita (KS) Eagle, item explains purchase of studio at 118 E Douglas by Fred H Reed; Fred Baldwin returns “This Spring” and opens a new location. “between Kress and Boston Store”
new ads appear for the Baldwin Studio at this new location
1913 Jan 14
Wichita (KS) Eagle, obituary for Fred Baldwin who died 1913 Jan 13
17 Jun 1884
13 Jan 1885
10 Sep 1885
31 Oct 1887
09 Mar 1892
Wichita (KS) Star -
17 Mar 1894
06 Oce 1900
31 Mar 1901
12 Feb 1910
Wichita (KS) Eagle -
11 Jul 1813
09 Dec 1911
Wichita (KS) Beacon
29 Oct 1912
26 Oct 1912
Wichita (KS) Eagle -
30 Oct 1912
Wichita (KS) Eagle -
22 Sep 1912
14 Jan 1913
118 Douglas Ave, Wichita, KS
example from contributor
118 Douglas Ave, Wichita, KS
example from auction site
Wichita, KS
example from auction site
Wichita, KS
CDV example from auction site
Anthony, KS
example from contributor
(Abnthony, KS, is just a very short distance from Wichita)
Wichita, KS
example from contributor
Wichita, KS
example from contributor
Note the same chair in the next example
Wichita, KS
example from contributor
Wichita, KS
example from contributor
Wichita, KS
example from contributor
Wichita, KS
example from contributor
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