![No. 1 Weaver’s EstablishmentFrom Weaver’s Photographic Views of Baltimore147 East Baltimore StreetBaltimore, Marylandca. 1863-1886Photograph by William Henry Weaver (1825-1913)Rare Photographic BooksMaryland Historical Society [MF225.W3]
William H. Weaver (1827-1913) was a photographer and artist. His gallery and studio was located at this address from 1863 through 1886 before moving to East Baltimore Street. Weaver’s business advertises cartes-de-visite, a collodion technique patented in France by Andre Adolph-Eugene Disderi in 1854.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lpzes6Ho3t1qgikbdo1_500.jpg "No. 1 Weaver’s EstablishmentFrom Weaver’s Photographic Views of Baltimore147 East Baltimore StreetBaltimore, Marylandca. 1863-1886Photograph by William Henry Weaver (1825-1913)Rare Photographic BooksMaryland Historical Society [MF225.W3]
William H. Weaver (1827-1913) was a photographer and artist. His gallery and studio was located at this address from 1863 through 1886 before moving to East Baltimore Street. Weaver’s business advertises cartes-de-visite, a collodion technique patented in France by Andre Adolph-Eugene Disderi in 1854.")
No. 1 Weaver’s Establishment
From Weaver’s Photographic Views of Baltimore
147 East Baltimore Street
Baltimore, Maryland
ca. 1863-1886
Photograph by William Henry Weaver (1825-1913)
Rare Photographic Books
Maryland Historical Society
[MF225.W3]
William H. Weaver (1827-1913) was a photographer and artist. His gallery and studio was located at this address from 1863 through 1886 before moving to East Baltimore Street. Weaver’s business advertises cartes-de-visite, a collodion technique patented in France by Andre Adolph-Eugene Disderi in 1854.
