Several photographers named Christensen were found, four in Iowa,
Minnesota, and Nebraska. This item from the Bulletin of Photography
vol 22 - 1918 makes A C Christensen seem the best choice: “A. C.
Christensen of Nelson, NE has disposed of his studio to H F
Galusha.”
Nelson, NE, is only about 80 miles from St. Paul, NE, but the only A C
Christensen found, although he lived in St Paul, NE, 1900-1910, was
not born until 1891, much too late to be the photographer here.
So at this point, the Christensen credited here was probably an
itinerant photographer based in another larger town. St Paul, NE, was
on a rail line from Grand Island, NE, and other points, such as
Duluth, MN.
Commenter D W Bradley has discovered evidence that the initials are indeed H P Christensen and not P H.
Evidence so far indicates the photographer Christensen of Nebraska was the same as the Christensen of Minnesota.
photographer: H P Christensen
Grand Island and St Paul, NE
example from auction site
photographer: Christensen
25 West Superior Street, Duluth, MN
example from auction site
photographer: Christensen
Duluth, MN
example from auction site
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