Andrew McInturff, photographer in Hutchinson, KS

photographer: McInturff
Hutchinson, KS
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Andrew Perry McInturff
(1836 - 1909)

It appears that Andrew McInturff (spelled often with only one "F") had a gallery in Hutchinson, KS, from about
November of 1880 until late 1907
when he sold out to photographer U S Grant. (His son Austin, bougth it back in December of 1909.)

His son, Austin Perry McInturf (1867-1941) was also a photographer in Hutchinson, Kansas until at least 1910. He died in California.

The Hutchinson (KS) Weekly Interior Herald -
11 Nov 1880

The Hutchinson (KS) Saturday Bee -
10 Mar 1900

Hutchinson (KS) News -
05 aug 1904

Hutchinson (KS) News -
20 Sep 1907

photographer: McInturff
No 7 North Main Hutchinson, KS
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photographer: McInturff
No 7 North Main Hutchinson, KS
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photographer: McInturff
No 7 North Main Hutchinson, KS
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photographer: McInturff
No 7 North Main Hutchinson, KS
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(this card is owner dated December 1892)

photographer A McInturff
Hutchinson, KS
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photographer McInturff
Hutchinson, KS
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photographer McInturff
Hutchinson, KS
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