Atchison, KS
example from contributor
According to newspaper items, Donald McLeod operated his own photograph gallery in Atchison, KS, from about April of 1886 to sometime between Late 1892 and September of 1901.
There are no city directories available for that period.
05 Apr 1886
01 Nov 1892
Atchison (KS) Daily Patriot -
01 Sep 1894
509 Commercial, Atchison, KS
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509 Commercial, Atchison, KS
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Atchison, KS
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Same card design as the card above without the border line.
Atchison, KS
example from contributor
509 Commercial, Atchison, KS
example from contributor
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