Charles E Clark of Holdredge, NE

photographer: Charles E Clark
Holdredge, NE
example from contributor

The Holdredge (NE) Republican - 28 May 1885

Stromberg (NE) Headlight - 10 Jan 1946

Holdredge (NE) Citizen - 30 Dec 1887

photographer: Charles E Clark
Holdredge, NE
example from contributor

reverse of card at left

Charles E Clark opened a photograph studio in Holdredge, NE, about June of 1886. It lasted seven years and in 1893 Charles and wife Hattie moved to moved back to Osceola, NE.

In 1907, Hattie purchased and operated the first picture show in Stromsburg, NE, for a short time. Hattie operated a photograph gallery in Stromsburg, KS, until 1938.

Charles died in 1930 at age 70.
Hattie died in 1946. Age 81.

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