George K. Muntz
(1867 – 1910 )
Timeline sources: US census, city directories; newspaper items as
shown
1867 Nov 22
Hillsborough, OH, state records, George K Muntz is born to Benjamin W
Muntz and Lydia A Muntz
1887 May 19
(Hillsborough, OH) News Herald item says George Muntz has been
attending art school in Cincinnati
1890 Sep 25
(Hillsborough, OH) News Herald item says George Muntz has accepted a
position at Core’s Art Gallery in Lincoln, IL
1891 Oct 01
Zanesville (OH) Times Recorder, item says Muntz has purchased first
studio in Zanesville, OH
1892 Jul 21
(Hillsborough, OH) News Herald item says Muntz gallery is
successful
1893
Zanesville, OH, city directory as photographer at 112 Main
1894
Zanesville, OH, city directory as photographer with Muntz and Pack at
112 Main
1895 Jan 24
(Zanesville, OH) Times Recorder item says Jennie Reece, portrait
artist, was working at the studio of G K Muntz
1895 Jan 27
(Zanesville, OH) Times Recorder item says Walter Pack of Muntz and
Pack, photographers, has gone to Philadelphia, PA, to engage in the
enamel photograph business
1895 Sep 06
(Zanesville, OH) Times Recorder item says Archie Williams employed at
the Muntz and Pack gallery is leaving for a position in Louisville,
KY
1896 circa
Artists in Ohio, small bio sketch says Walter Pack was the partner of
Muntz this year
1896
Zanesville, OH, city directory as photographer with Muntz and Pack
1896 Apr 26
(Zanesville, OH) Times Recorder item says Muntz and Pack have moved
the studio to 99 Main st.
1896 Jul 22
Zanesville, OH, G K Muntz marries May Phillips
1896 Jul 30
(Hillsborough, OH) News Herald wedding announcement says Muntz is
senior partner in Muntz and Pack Gallery in Zanesville, OH
1896 Dec 19
Cincinnati (OH) Enquirer classified ad says a photograph gallery in
Zanesville, OH, is for sale by Muntz
1897 Jan 03
Cincinnati (OH) Enquirer classified ad says a photograph gallery in
Zanesville, OH, is for sale by Muntz
1897 Sep 05
(Zanesville, OH) Times Recorder item says that Carl Phillips works at
Muntz art Gallery
1898 Nov 24
(Zanesville, OH) Times Recorder glowing bio item says studio still
operating in Zanesville and to watch for Christmas offer
1900 Apr 26
(Hillsborough, OH) News Herald item is recount of some of the prizes
won by Muntz
1900 Jun 01
Zanesville, OH, US census as photographer at 99 Main
1903
Zanesville, OH, city directory as photographer with J L Smith
1905
Zanesville, OH, city directory as photographer with J L Smith
1906 May 29
(Zanesville, OH) Times Recorder item mentions Muntz is now working at
the Smith Art Gallery
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1907
Zanesville, OH, city directory as photographer with A L Smith
(probably a typo, should be J L Smith)
1907 Dec 16
(Zanesville, OH) Times Recorder item says Muntz has opened a new
gallery at 529 ½ Main
1908 Jun 24
(Zanesville, OH) Times Recorder news item says Muntz was awarded first
prize by the Burr-McIntosh Monthly for Photographers
1910 Jan 08
(Zanesville, OH) Times Recorder display ad says Muntz studio is at 529
Main
1910 May 10
Zanesville, OH, US census & city directory as photographer at 529
Main
1910 Jun 26
Cincinnati (OH) Enquirer classified ad says Zanesville photograph
gallery is for sale by G K Muntz
26 Dec 1910
Hillsborough, OH, George K Muntz dies
The cabinet card at the top was probably finished in or around 1896
while Muntz was partners with Walter Pack.
(Hillsborough, OH)News Herald - 25 Sep 1890
(Hillsborough, OH)News Herald - 01 Oct 1891
(Hillsborough, OH)News Herald - 21 Jul 1892
(Zanesville, OH) Times Recorder - 27 Jan 1895
(Zanesville, OH) Times Recorder - 06 Sep 1895
(Zanesville, OH) Times Recorder - 26 Apr 1896
Cincinnati Enquirer - 03 Jan 1897
(Zanesville, OH) Times Recorder - 05 Sep 1897
(Zanesville, OH) Times Recorder - 16 Dec 1907
photographer: G K Muntz
529 Main, Zanesville, OH
example from auction site
probably Dec 1907 or after
(poor scan)
photographer: G K Muntz
Zanesville, OH
example from auction site
(low Res scan)
photographer: G K Muntz
Zanesville, OH
(blind stamp)
example from auction site
reverse of card at left
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