Photographer:
F. Bradbrook
Red Cloud, Neb.
example from LOST GALLERY
Fred Bradbrook
(1853 – 1905)
Timeline information mostly from newspaper items
1853
Ohio, state records, Fred Bradbrook is born to Henry Bradbrook and
Luvictia Bradbrook
1870 Jun 01
Toledo, Iowa, US census, Fred Bradbrook as Painter living at a
hotel
1884 Mar 21
Red Cloud (NE) Chief news item says Fred Bradbrook has moved his
gallery to the rear of Sherer’s drug store
1885
Rec Cloud (NE) Chief news item says Bradbrook has secured the services
of B F Lewis of Mora’s Gallery, 707 Broadway, New York for two
weeks
1885 Dec 01
Red Cloud, NE, state records, Fred Bradbrook and Theressa Akhoffer are
married
1888 Aug 17
Red Cloud (NE) Chief, Bradbrook advertises for an assistant at the
“moon block” studio
1889 Sep 13
Red Cloud (NE) Chief, small ad says Bradbrook studio is at “moon
block”
1892 Apr 15
Red Cloud (NE) Chief news item says Herman Nau after working for
Bradbrook for four years, nas opened his own studio in Lawrence
1892 Jun 10
Red Cloud (NE) Chief news item says that W M Guidits, portrait artist,
will be at the Bradbrook studio for a short time only
1895 Mar 01
Hiawatha, KS, state census, Fred Bradbrook as photographer
1900
Red Cloud, NE, US census, Fred Bradbrook as photographer
1901 May 24
Red Cloud (NE) Chief, news item says that Bradbrook is partners with
Schultz
1902 Jul 18
Red Cloud (NE) Chief news item says Bradbrook and Schultz have sold
their car studio to J Ross of Riverton and have removed their
equipment
1905 Feb 03
Red Cloud (NE) Chief news item shows that the F Bradbrook studio is on
Fourth Ave
1905 Apr 14
Rec Cloud (NE) News item says Bradbrook is in Burlington, CO
1905 Apr 28
Red Cloud 9NE) News item says Bradbrook has returned from his Colorado
trip
1906 Feb 06
Red Cloud (NE) Chief, news item says Bradbrook as gone to Beartice for
cancer treatment
1906 Apr 27
Red Cloud (NE) Chief news says F Bradbrok has purchased three
lots, planning to build
1906 Oct 01
Red Cloud, NE, Fred Bradbrook dies at age 52
From about 1900 until his death in 1906 Bradbrook was apparently in a
partnership with Charles Schultz. No further information has been
found about Charles Schultz at this time.
A site called "Walk Red Cloud" gives a very informative outline of Fred Bradbook at Red Cloud, Nebraska.
Cabinet Card examples from the Bradbrook studio are quite scarce. If you have one, take good care of it.
21 Mar 1884
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19 Sep 1884
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31 Oct 1884
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08 Dec 1885
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03 Aug 1888
17 Aug 1888
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13 Sep 1889
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15 Apr 1892
10 Jun 1892
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24 May 1901
18 Jul 1902
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14 Apr 1905
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28 Aor 1905
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16 Feb 1906
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27 Apr 1906
09 Nov 1906
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05 Oct 1906
Moon BLock, Red Cloud, NE
example from RCrawford
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