Orville M Remington

Photographer:
Coleman & Remington
Hoppin Homestead Building
Providence R. I.

Orville M. Remington (1839 - 1894) is shown as Photographer in City Directories from 1850 through 1882, when he became a newspaper editor and a short service as an insurance salesman for Aetna Life.

Around 1863 he had a short service in the Civil War reaching the rank of Second Sergeant apparently never leaving his home of Providence, Rhode Island.

There could be photographs credited to Remington as early as 1850 and up to 1868 when he joined with W. W. Coleman. City Directory entries indicate he and Coleman were apparently partners from 1868 to 1883.

After 1883 Remington apparently gave up the photography business.
(Also see W. W. Coleman)

photographer: Coleman and Remington
25 Westminster Street, Providence, RI
example from auction site

photographer: Coleman and Remington
25 Westminster Street, Providence, RI
example from auction site

reverse of card at left

photographer: Remington
92 Seneca Street, Buffalo, NY
example from auction site

photographer: Remington
92 Seneca Street, Buffalo, NY
example from auction site

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