Early photographers of York

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Early photographers of York whose pre-1900 photos have been reproduced in a recent book include:[1]

Early photos of York by some of these photographers can also be found online.[2]

Early photography is generally reckoned to be pre-1900.

[edit] References

  1. ^ Nathaniel Whittock (1988). Nathaniel Whittock's Bird's-eye View of the City of York in the 1850s: A Commentary. Friends of York City Art Gallery. ISBN 0951327003. “photographers with a national reputation like Fox Talbot and Roger Fenton and others, like William Pumphrey and George Fowler Jones, known only locally.” 
  2. ^ Imagine York: Historic Photographs Online Council Library Archive of historic photographs of York, searchable by keyword and photographer
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