H. Husband

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H. Husband was a professional photographer. He worked in Launceston, Longford and Hobart Town in the 1850s.
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professional photographer, worked at 'the little yellow cottage house’ in York Street, Launceston, first advertising on 23 July 1853 that he was 'prepared to take coloured Daguerreotypes in clear or cloudy weather, to set them in handsome cases or gold lockets’. In October the Launceston Examiner noted that Husband, 'the successful artist in daguerreotypes, is now at Longford for the purpose of taking portraits’. In November he was at Hobart Town, his daguerreotype room being in Mrs McNish’s building, Murray Street.

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1992
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