Edgar H Rood

Edgar H Rood
(1842 - ?)

The 1880 US census and 14 Denver, CO, city directories put Edgar H Rood in Denver from 1878 to 1892. Where he was before and after that is unknown at this time.

Listings where he is shown as a photographer are as follows:
1883
Denver, CO, city directory NOT listed
1884
Denver, CO, city directory as photographer at 9 Steele Blk
1885
Denver, CO, city directory as photographer at 9 Steele Blk
1886
Denver, CO, city directory as photographer at 291 16th

1887
Denver, CO, city directory as photographer at 1113 16th
1888
Denver, CO, city directory as photographer at 1113 16th
1889
Denver, CO, city directory as photographer at 1113 16th
1890
Denver CO, city directory not available
1891
Denver, CO, city directory as photographer at 505 Charles bldg
1892
Denver, CO, city directory as photographer at 508 Charles bldg
1893
Denver, CO, city directory NOT listed

This cabinet card was apparently finished between 1887 and 1889.

photographer: E H Rood
1113 16th street, Denver CO
example from auction site (cropped)

reverse of card at left

photographer: Rood
Denver Colorado
example from G Hamilton on FB

photographer: Rood
Denver CO
example from pin (no source given)

photographer: Rood
Elite Gallery, sixth and Hampton street, Quincy, IL
from the Flickr Collection of
JenSue256

At the left is an example of a cabinet card from "Rood" of the Elite Gallery at 6th and Hamp. St, Quincy, IL.

(Name and address are difficult to read without enhancement)

No connection has been made to the E H Rood above.

photographer: Rood
Cor 6th and Hamp st, Quincy, IL
From the collection of KEN on Flickr
No connection has been made to the
E H Rood above.

photographer: W D Rood
OPP Post Office, Spencer, IA
example from auction site
No connection has been made to the
E H Rood above.

photographer: F M Rood
Poultney, VT
example from auction site
No connection has been made to the
E H Rood above.

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