Camera Workers: The British Columbia Photographic Directory, 1858-1950
- H - Volume 2 (1901-1950)
©
1999-2008 By David Mattison
Updated: 2008.03.26.
Hacking, Fred Lewis or Louis.
(1899-1925): New
Westminster/1905?-19__; Vancouver/1903-1925.
45 - 445 Granville St.
(Fairfield Block)/1908-19__; Columbia St. (New Westminster)/1910-19__.
The Daily News-Advertiser described his Vancouver studio when it opened in the Fairfield Block (Building) in 1908. Hacking, who was the official representative from BC at the Photographers' Association of the Pacific Northwest 1910 conference in Vancouver, was also elected vice-president for BC that year.
See also Camera Workers, vol. 1.
REFERENCES:
Chilliwack Progress, 1905 08 16 (ad); (Vancouver)
Daily
News-Advertiser, 1908 08 14/15; (Vancouver) Daily
News-Advertiser, 1910 08 02/10 (" Photographers of Northwest Gather" ),
1910 08 05/7 (" Photos for an Official Exhibit" ); VL1920,
1924/Vancouver; Mattison (1985).
Hacking Photo
Studio.
VARIANT: Hacking Studio.
Vancouver/1908-1925.
54 - 445
Granville St. (Fairfield Block)/1908-1914.
Studio.
Operated by F.L.
Hacking who started his own photographic business in 1907 or 1908. The Daily News-Advertiser described his new Vancouver studio on August 14, 1908. By 1925
the studio was owned by T.W. Whitefoot.
COLLECTIONS:
IDENTIFYING
MARKS:
REFERENCES: (Vancouver)
Daily
News-Advertiser, 1908 08 14/15; H__12; H__13; H__14.
Hahne,
Frederick William.
VARIANT: Hahne, William Frederick Haline, William
? Hohn, Mr.
Vancouver/1904-1928.
709 Georgia St./1904-1911 571 Howe
St./1913 1046 W. Pender St./1914.
HOME ADDRESS/YEAR: 883 Howe St./1904
616 Homer St./1906 636 Thurlow St./1907 1070 Haro St. (The Mansions)/1908
W. 18th Ave., cor. Heather/1909-1910 695 W. 18th Ave./1911-19__.
Commercial.
He was probably R.H. Trueman's principal
photographer from 1904 until Trueman's death in 1911. Hahne then worked for
Lamb & Co. in 1913, then on his own beginning in 1915 to 1925. He
was also listed as a clerk with W.M. Harrison & Co., druggists and
chemists, in 1916.
COLLECTIONS:
IDENTIFYING MARKS:
REFERENCES:
H__04 H__05 H__06 H__07 H__08 H__09 H__10 H__11 H__12 H__13 H__14
H__15 H__16 H__17 ___18 ___19 ___20 ___21 ___22 ___23 ___24 ___25
VL1920, 1924, 1928/Vancouver.
Haigh, Francis R.
Fernie/1920-1932.
REFERENCES:
Haldane,
Benjamin A.
New Metlakatla, Alaska/1901-19__.
Commercial?.
He
may have been photographing in Metlakatla, B.C., prior to 1900. A native
Indian, he was likely taught photography by William Duncan, the founder of
Metlakatla and New Metlakatla. B.A. Haldane's relationship to H.S. Haldane is
________________.
COLLECTIONS:
IDENTIFYING MARKS:
REFERENCES:
Davis, G.T.B. (1904) Stromstadt, D.M. (1907) Arctander, J.W. (1909) Murray
(1985).
Haline, William.
VARIANT: Hahne,
Frederick William ?.
Vancouver/1903.
709 Georgia St./1903.
HOME
ADDRESS/YEAR: 401 or 403 Powell St. (Secord Hotel)/1903.
Commercial
(assistant).
He worked for R.H. Trueman & Co.
REFERENCES:
H__03.
Hall, Charles Leonard.
Victoria/1933.
REFERENCES: VL1933, Victoria.
Hall, Frederick.
Vancouver/1903-1904.
HOME ADDRESS/YEAR: 401 or 403 Powell St. (Secord
Hotel)/1903-1904.
Commercial (assistant ?).
He worked for a real estate
agent in 1910 as a salesman and turned to bricklaying the following year.
COLLECTIONS:
IDENTIFYING MARKS:
REFERENCES: H__03 H__04 H__05
(not listed) H__06 (not listed) H__07 (not listed) H__08 (not listed) H__09
(not listed) H__10 H__11 H__12 (not listed) H__13 (not listed) H__14 (not
listed) H__15 (not listed).
Hall, Phillip J.
Victoria/1902-1924.
HOME ADDRESS: John St./1924.
Amateur.
REFERENCES: ___02 (steward, SS Quadra) ___03 (steward, SS
Quadra) ___04 (steward, SS Quadra) ___05 ___06 ___07 ___08
___09 ___10 ___11 ___12 (chief steward, SS Salvor) ___13 ___14
___15 ___16 ___17 ___18 ___19 ___20 ___21 ___22.
Hall or Hull, William.
Castlegar/ca.1905.
REFERENCES:
Hambly, K. or R.
Silverton/19__?.
REFERENCES:
Hamilton,
F.J.
Vancouver/1948.
REFERENCES:
Hamilton,
Sadie.
Vancouver/1933.
REFERENCES: VL1933, Vancouver.
Hammond, Thomas.
WHERE/WHEN
ACTIVE: Victoria/1902-1909.
BUSINESS ADDRESS-YEAR:
HOME ADDRESS-YEAR:
WORK INTERVAL: 1902+.
STATUS: Commercial.
BIOGRAPHICAL SUMMARY: A
Thomas Hammond, relationship unknown,
also worked in the Kootenays at the turn of the 19th century. The Thomas
Hammond of Victoria was likely also the partner in Hammond and Wilson.
COLLECTIONS:
IDENTIFYING
MARKS:
REFERENCES: __02 __03 __04 __05 __06 __07 __08 ___09 ___10
___11 ___12 (clerk, Heisterman Forman & Co., real estate) VL1909,
Victoria.
Hammond and Wilson.
WHERE/WHEN ACTIVE: Victoria/1902.
BUSINESS ADDRESS-YEAR:
WORK
INTERVAL: 1902.
STATUS: Commercial.
BIOGRAPHICAL SUMMARY: Partnership of
Thomas Hammond [?] and
_______
Wilson.
COLLECTIONS: BSURCM (photo cat. no. 136) BVIPA (photo no.
HP045673 copy of BSURCM photo)
IDENTIFYING MARKS: Print surface may be
titled, dated and captioned " Photo by Hammond and Wilson Victoria,
B.C."
REFERENCES:
Handford, Wilber Milton.
VARIANT: Handford, Willier Wilton (1907-1908) Handford, H.W. (1918)
Hanford, W.H. (1919)
Lethbridge, AB/1907-1908 Penticton/1911-1919.
REFERENCES: ___07 ___08 ___09 ___10 ___11 ___12 ___13 ___14 ___15
___16 ___17 ___18 ___19 ___20 VL1911, 1916/Penticton.
Handler, F.W.
Prince Rupert/1918-1919.
Handler
see also Chandler
REFERENCES:
Hannay, John
W.
Vancouver/1931-1950.
Finisher (1931-1944) Finishing Service?
(1946-1950).
He began his career with C. Bannister and operated his
own service by 1946.
REFERENCES: ___31 ___32 ___33 ___34 ___35 ___36
___37 ___38 ___39 ___40 ___41 ___42 ___43 ___44 ___45 ___46 ___47
___48 ___49 ___50.
Hannay's Photo Service.
Vancouver/1946-1950.
REFERENCES: ___46 ___47 ___48 ___49 ___50.
Hansen, Axel.
VARIANT: Hansen, Alex.
Vancouver/1911-1912.
440 Main St./1911.
HOME ADDRESS/YEAR: 520
Richards St./1911 548 W. 6th Ave./1912 1174 Howe St./1915.
Commercial
(assistant).
He was a photographer with Brown, Seligman & Brown.
REFERENCES: H__11 H__12 H__13 (not listed) H__14 (not listed) H__15 (no
occupation) H__16 (not listed) H__17 (not listed).
Hansen, Thorwald Birger.
VARIANT: Hansen, Thorold B.
Hansen, Thorvald B.
Vancouver/1902-1913.
165 W. Cordova St./1902-1910
614 Granville St./1911 7-8 - 709 Dunsmuir St./1912-1913.
HOME
ADDRESS/YEAR: 338 W. Cordova St. (Lighthouse Hotel)/1907 135 W. Cordova St.
(Quinte Hotel) 1908-1909 165 W. Cordova St./1910 24 - 660 Granville
St./1911 7 - 709 Dunsmuir St./1912.
Commercial.
He operated under the
names Novelty Photo Studio Co. (1903-1906) Wetzell & Hansen
(1907-1908) James & Hansen (1911-1912) and the Hansen
Studio (1913). In 1910 he was also listed as co-owner with W.R. Willgress
of the Vancouver Bird Store (586 Seymour St.).
COLLECTIONS:
IDENTIFYING
MARKS:
REFERENCES: H__02 H__03 H__04 H__05 H__06 H__07 H__08 H__09
H__10 H__11 H__12 H__13 H__14 (not listed) H__15 (not listed) H__16 (not
listed) H__17 (not listed).
Hansen Studio.
Vancouver/1913.
7-8 - 709 Dunsmuir St./1913.
Owned and operated by
T.B. Hansen.
COLLECTIONS:
IDENTIFYING MARKS:
REFERENCES:
H__13.
Hara, Frank H.
Cranbrook/1926-1932.
He worked for or operated the Star Studio.
REFERENCES: ___25
___26 ___27 ___28 ___29 ___30 ___31 ___32 ___33.
NAME: Harbeck, William H. 
LIFE DATES: 1863? 09 __-1912 04 15.
BIRTHPLACE: Toledo, OH.
PLACE OF DATE: Atlantic Ocean near Newfoundland (sinking of SS Titanic).
WHERE/WHEN ACTIVE: Portland, OR Seattle, WA Vancouver, BC/1907 05 Victoria/1907 05 BC/1909 09, 1911 Pendleton, OR/1911.
STATUS: Commercial (cinematographer/visit).
BIOGRAPHICAL SUMMARY: Harbeck's importance to British Columbia cinema emerged from three visits in 1907, 1909 and 1911. Only the 1907 footage survived, found in Australia in 1994 and eventually transferred to the Library and Archives Canada. According to Bottomore's thorough biography, before taking up filmmaking Harbeck had worked as " a bookkeeper, journalist [in Anaconda, Colorado], inventor, travelling book agent, baker, and owner of a steam laundry." (p. 27). Although it is unknown where
and
when he learned how to use a motion picture camera, the earliest record of his work
as a
cinematographer was in 1906 when he filmed the aftermath of the San Francisco earthquake, possibly on assignment from the Miles Brothers (Bottomore, p. 27). He also filmed in Yellowstone National Park in 1906 for the Selig Polyscope Company, a Chicago company who had a cameraman named H.H. Buckwalter working out of Denver, Colorado, and who had shot a film in 1904 in the Cripple Creek mining district where Harbeck worked.
Harbeck's first visit to BC occurred in May 1907: on May 4 he visited
Victoria to film the city from a streetcar loaned by the B.C. Electric Railway Company. A member of the local tourist association also assisted his work by taking him to scenic locations in Victoria not served by the streetcar line. On May 5, 1907, after his day in Victoria where he shot 600 feet of film, he took the Esquimalt & Nanaimo Railway to Nanaimo, and then by boat to Vancouver, where he planned to take the Canadian Pacific Railway as far as Lytton, compiling a further thousand feet
of film. He spent two days (May 6 and 7) filming Vancouver from another B.C. Electric Railway streetcar. The World article noted that he would also drive through Stanley Park in an automobile. The Province article hilariously described the effect of his filming on those who encountered the streetcar as " kinetoscopitis" . Both the Colonist and Vancouver World articles noted that Harbeck was working on behalf of the Hales Tourist Association of Portland, Oregon. Hale's Tours,
also known as Scenes of the World, was an early form of cinematic amusement in which customers experienced a simulated railway car ride, with the film projected in front of them. The 1907 Vancouver film shows the outside of the Vancouver outlet at 131 Cordova St., also known as the Edison Grand Theatre, which was operated by James D. Williams
(Bottomore, p. 30). In two articles on Hale's Tours and Vancouver theatres, the Moving Picture World noted that Williams was " now a leading Australian vaudeville and moving picture magnate" , which could explain how the Harbeck film of Vancouver and Victoria ended up in Australia.
Harbeck's fall 1909 visit to BC saw him filming more scenes along the line of the Canadian Pacific Railway, the results of which, combined with his 1907 footage, resulted in a 4,000 foot film that was exhibited at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in Seattle (Bottomore, p. 33). Some of this footage depicting aspects of the C.P.R.'s operations between Victoria and Calgary was also shown in Revelstoke in early November 1909. During his 1909 trip, Harbeck also had himself and his camera photographed in front of
Takakkaw Falls, Yoho Valley, on October 1 (BVIPA HP017034).
Harbeck's 1911 trip to BC was a coastal voyage on one of the Grand Trunk Pacific Coastal Steamships. This trip was likely part of his journey to Alaska in July.
[DRAFT ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED WITH A SUMMARY OF HIS TRIP ON THE TITANIC]
Harbeck's body was recovered, returned to his mother (Mrs. Catherine Harbeck), who administered his estate, and he was buried in his birthplace. A photograph of his gravestone appears on the Encyclopedia Titanica Web site.
Harbeck married Catherine (Katie) L. Stetter in the 1880s and they had two sons, John S. and Stanley. John S. Harbeck, named after his grandfather, assisted hismother in gathering information from the Nova Scotia Deputy Provincial Secretary's office on the disposition of his father's personal effects, and the identity of the mysterious Mrs. Brownie Harbeck of Seattle, WA, who was also interested in Harbeck's effects and identified the owner of a purse Harbeck was carrying when he died.
COLLECTIONS: OOA
(Vancouver/Victoria)
ORHSOC (Pendleton Round-Up).
IDENTIFYING MARKS:
REFERENCES/ADVERTISING AND SOURCES (IMAGES): Victoria Daily Colonist, 1907 05 05/3 (" Views of Victoria in Realistic Form" ) Vancouver World, 1907 05 06/7 (" Vancouver Scenery in Moving Pictures" ) Vancouver Daily News Advertiser, 1907 05 07/12 (" Will Take Moving Pictures of Vancouver" ) Vancouver Province, 1907 05 08/18 (" Many Citizens Will Figure on Screen" ) (Revelstoke) Mail-Herald,
1909 09 11/4 (" Local and General" ) (Revelstoke) Mail-Herald, 1909 10 30/1 (" Revelstoke Illustrated" ) (Revelstoke) Mail-Herald, 1909 11 06/1 (" Special Attraction - C.P.R. Mountain Tour at Edgar Parlour Theatre" ) Motion Picture News, 1912 02 17/20 (" Interesting Interview with Mr. W.H. Harbeck, of Seattle" ) BVIPA photograph HP017034 (self-portrait at Takakkaw Falls, Yoho Valley, BC, dated 1909 10 01)
BVIPA
Sound & Moving Images Vertical File (Harbeck,
W.H.)
Encyclopedia Titanica (Web site)
Duffy (1986)
Bottomore
(2000).
Harding, Leonard.
VARIANT: Harding, Leopold.
Vancouver/1912.
HOME ADDRESS/YEAR: 744 Helmcken St./1912.
Commercial.
After leaving photography he worked as a salesman for the
Canadian American Securities Co. (1913) and then in real estate (1914).
COLLECTIONS:
IDENTIFYING MARKS:
REFERENCES: H__10 (no occupation)
H__11 (not listed ?) H__12 H__13 H__14 H__15 (not listed).
Harding, Leopold.
VARIANT: Harding, Leonard.
Vancouver/1910-1911, 1933.
544 Granville St./1910-1911.
HOME
ADDRESS/YEAR: 744 Helmcken St./1910-1911 1933.
Commercial.
He operated
the Granville Studio.
REFERENCES: H__10 H__11 VL1933, Vancouver.
Harmon, Byron (1876 02 09, near Tacoma, WA-1942 07
10, Banff, AB) (P & C).
Banff/1903-late 1930s (BC/1910s-1920s).
Commercial.
One of the premier mountain photographers of the
1910s-1920s, he made extensive trips through the Rocky and Selkirk Mountains
(AB and BC).
COLLECTIONS/FORMATS: WMCR (negatives)/postcards.
REFERENCES: Harmon (1978 rev. ed., 1992).
Harper,
Harold Hilton or Hinton.
Vancouver/1916, 1924 North Vancouver/1928.
HOME ADDRESS: West Vancouver/1924 North Vancouver/1928.
Commercial.
Photographer for King Photo Studio (1924).
REFERENCES: ___16
___17 ___18 ___19 ___20 ___21 ___22 ___23 ___24 ___25 ___26 ___27
___28 ___29 VL1916, Vancouver VL1924, West Vancouver VL1928, North
Vancouver.
Harpur, Almound E.
VARIANT: Harper,
A.E.
Vancouver/1917-1918.
1009 Robson St./1917-1918?.
HOME
ADDRESS/YEAR: 1009 Robson St./1917.
Commercial.
He sold insurance the
year before he entered photography.
COLLECTIONS:
IDENTIFYING MARKS:
REFERENCES: H__16 H__17 __18.
Harris,
Alfred.
Vancouver/1913-1918.
Amateur.
REFERENCES:
Harris, Betty Trewin.
Victoria/1933.
Assistant.
REFERENCES: VL1933, Victoria.
Hastings, Oregon
Columbus (1846 04 26-1912 08 05).
Victoria/1902-1906.
Commercial.
He was survived by his second wife, Silvestria Hastings.
REFERENCES:
___01 ___02 ___03 ___04 ___05 ___06 ___07 ___08 ___09 ___10 ___11
___12 ___13 ___14 (Silvestria H., widow).
Hastings
Studio.
Vancouver/1919.
One photographer was George Shank.
REFERENCES:
Haweis, Lionel Thomas Joy (1870 __
__, Eng.-1942 __ __, Vancouver ?).
New Westminster/1908
Vancouver/1910-1915.
6 - 319 W. Pender St./1910-1911.
HOME
ADDRESS/YEAR: E. 10th Ave. & George St. ?/1910 501 E. 10th Ave./1911
624 E. 23rd Ave./1912-191_.
Commercial.
He operated the Rosetti
Photographic Studio between 1910-1911, had a partnership as Haweis &
Ranier ca. 1911-1912, and then worked on his own until 1915. He was listed
as a journalist in 1916 and as a clerk at the University of British Columbia
from 1917 until 19__. His work shows a maturity of execution and purpose and it
is evident he had either studied or practiced photography prior to setting up
business. His photographs are comparable in quality to the work of the major
Pictorialist photographers of the early 1900s in the United States and Great
Britain.
COLLECTIONS: UBC (negatives) VPL (negatives ?).
IDENTIFYING
MARKS: " Photo Rosetti" marked on negative with a number and caption (Stanley
Park views, UBC Special Collections).
REFERENCES: ___08 ___09 H__10
H__11 H__12 H__13 H__14 H__15 H__16 H__17 Duns BC (1912) Man-To-Man
Magazine (1910 07-08), p. 509-16; Rosetti Studios, Stanley Park Collection (Web site).
Haweis &
Ranier.
Vancouver/ca. 1911-1912.
Partnership of L.T.J.
Haweis and ________ Ranier.
REFERENCES: Duns BC (1912).
Hawksley, Maurice Lumley.
Vancouver/1924-1926,
1933-1948?.
He operated the A-1 Commercial Photo Service.
REFERENCES: ___24 ___25 ___26 ___27 ___28 ___29 ___30 ___31 ___32
___33 ___34 ___35 ___36 ___37 ___38 ___39 ___40 ___41 ___42 ___43
___44 ___45 ___46 ___47 ___48 ___49 ___50 VL1928 (n.l.), 1933/Vancouver.
Hay, David Chisholm.
Vancouver/1924, 1933.
He was a photographer for G.T. Wadds in 1924.
REFERENCES: ___24
___25 ___26 ___27 ___28 ___29 ___30 ___31 ___32 ___33 ___34 VL1924,
1928 (n.l.), 1933/Vancouver.
Hayashi, Senjiro
WHERE/WHEN ACTIVE: Cumberland/1907+.
STATUS: Commercial.
COLLECTIONS: Cumberland Museum (negatives).
REFERENCES: Eric Jamieson, " Photos recall life in Cumberland" , Times-Colonist, 1989/04/16/M1, M4 (Islander Magazine) Donegan (2002).
Haymer, Mrs. Annie.
Vancouver/1920.
REFERENCES:
Hearn, R.
Vancouver/1948.
Hearn, R. see also Helen's Photo Service
REFERENCES:
Heath, Gerald C.
Vancouver/1912.
16-17 445 Granville St. (Fairfield Block)/1912.
HOME ADDRESS/YEAR: 1174 Melville St.
Commercial.
He worked as a
clerk for the Canadian Bank of Commerce in 1911 and as a clerk for the Northern
Crown Bank between 1913-1914. He co-managed the Canadian Picture Co.
with J.K. Grahame in 1912.
REFERENCES: H__11 H__12 H__13 H__14
H__15 (not listed).
Heaton, Roy.
Victoria/1938.
Heaton, Roy see also Foto-Mart
REFERENCES:
Heay, J.
Fort George/1910s?.
REFERENCES:
Heintzman & Co. Ltd.
Nanaimo/1919.
REFERENCES:
Helders, Johan Anton Joseph (1888
05 03, Rhenen, Gelderland, Netherlands-1956 02 04, Homestead, FL).
Vancouver/1924-1926 Ottawa/1926-1939 05 Vancouver/1939 05-1953.
Amateur Artistic.
J.M. Schwartz described him as " unquestionably
Canada's outstanding amateur pictoralist during the late twenties and early
thirties." His first Canadian award was a bronze medal at the Fourth Annual New
Westminster Salon of Pictorial Photography (1924). He became a Fellow of the
Royal Photograpic Society in the early 1930s. Helders was also an distinguished
hotel caterer. He moved from the Chateau Laurier to the new Hotel Vancouver
where he was catering manager from 1939 until his retirement. He did not
exhibit often after 1939.
COLLECTIONS: VPL (prints) NGC NAC.
REFERENCES: Koltun (1984).
Helem, Forbes.
Vancouver/1940s.
Artistic.
REFERENCES: Presentation House Gallery
(1986).
Helen's Photo Service.
Vancouver/1948.
REFERENCES:
Henderson, Jean Pollock (Miss).
VARIANT: Henderson, Janie or Jeannie.
Vancouver/1913-1914 1918-1928.
1986 W. 3rd Ave./1913.
HOME ADDRESS/YEAR: 1986 W. 3rd Ave./1913 8 -
1455 W. 8th Ave./1914.
Commercial.
COLLECTIONS:
IDENTIFYING MARKS:
REFERENCES: H__13 H__14 H__15-___1_ (not listed) ___18 ___19 ___20
___21 VL1924, 1928/Vancouver (Henderson, Janie or Jeannie Pollock).
Henderson, Mabel.
West Summerland/1947-1950+.
She operated or worked for Maywood Studio.
REFERENCES: ___46
___47 ___48 ___49 ___50.
Hendricks, Nicholas
Herman.
Victoria/1903 1913 1920-1928.
REFERENCES: VL1903, 1913,
1920, 1924, 1928/Victoria.
Henton, John Morse.
Vancouver/1902-1924.
6291 Fraser St./1914-1915 1179 Granville
St./1917.
HOME ADDRESS/YEAR: 184 40th Ave. E. /1913 6291 Fraser
St./1914-1915 1179 Granville St./1917.
Commercial.
He owned the
Vancouver Photo Engraving Co. (1902-1903). Manager of the Clifton
Studios (1917).
REFERENCES: ___02 ___03 ___04 ___05 ___06 ___07
___08 ___09 ___10 ___11 ___12 (n.l.) HEN13 HEN14 H__15 H__16 (n.l.)
H__17 ___18 ___19 ___20 ___21 ___22 ___23 ___24 VL1920, 1924/Vancouver.
Hill, A.E.
Vancouver/Fraser Valley/ca.
1912-1935.
Amateur.
REFERENCES:
Hill, Dalton
James.
Mayne Island/1924-1926 Victoria/1926-1932.
609 Yates
St./1926-1932.
He was a general merchant on Mayne Island and Postmaster
there from November 1916 to February 1926. He operated his photographic
business on the island under the name Marlborough Studios and upon
relocating to Victoria opened a new photograpy studio under the name Shaw's
Studio which he renamed Paramount Studio in 1932. No occupation is
given in the business directories from 1933 onwards and eventually he is
described as " retired."
REFERENCES: ___16 ___17 ___18 ___19 ___20
___21 ___22 ___23 ___24 ___25 ___26 ___27 ___28 ___29 ___30 ___31
___32 ___33 ___34 ___35 ___36 ___37 ___38 ___39 ___40 ___41 ___42
___43 VL1928, 1933 (n.l.)/Victoria.
Hill, Frederick
Norman.
Vancouver/1920-1924.
REFERENCES: VL1920, 1924/Vancouver.
Hill, Henry Fyfe (1864-1948).
(1899-1902
1907): Vancouver/1901-1902 1907.
14 W. Cordova St./1907.
HOME
ADDRESS/YEAR: 639 Dunlevy Ave./1907.
Commercial (assistant).
See also
Camera Workers, vol. 1. He moved to Honolulu in 1902, returned in 1907 to work
for John White, then moved back to Honolulu. In 1939 he retired from
Hawaii to California.
REFERENCES: H__03 (not listed) H__04 (not listed)
H__05 (not listed) H__06 (not listed) HEVAN07.
Hillman, H.L.
Atlin/1934.
REFERENCES:
Hilmo, Peter O.
Tete Jaune/ca. 1913-1915.
Commercial?.
He photographed construction of the Canadian Northern
Railway.
COLLECTIONS: PAA.
REFERENCES: Silversides (1995: 77).
Hinder, William Edward.
Victoria/1913-1916, 1924.
REFERENCES: ___12 (salesman, R.W. Clark, real estate) ___13 ___14 ___15
___16 ___17 ___18 ___19 ___20 ___21 ___22 ___23 ___24 VL1913, 1916,
1924/Victoria.
Hindmarsh, Henry J.
Vancouver/1908-1912.
424 Westminster Ave./1909-1910 424 Main
St./1911.
HOME ADDRESS/YEAR: same as business address/1909-1911.
Commercial.
He was in partnership as Hindmarsh & Rowlstone
(1908-1909?), then operated on his own.
REFERENCES: ___08 HEVAN09
HEVAN10 HEN11 ___12.
Hindmarsh & Rowlstone.
Vancouver/1908-1909?.
Partnership of H.J. Hindmarsh and S.H.
Rowlstone.
REFERENCES: ___07 ___08 ___09.
Hipwell, Arthur.
Victoria/1924.
Commercial.
He
was employed by J. Savannah.
REFERENCES: VL1924, Victoria.
Hirschfield, A.C.
Atlin/1901.
See also
Camera Workers, vol. 1.
REFERENCES: Mattison (1985).
Hitchcox, Frederick William.
Duncan/1925-1934.
Commercial.
He worked for F.A. Monk in 1925 and then for the
Duncan Studio (1928-1934).
REFERENCES: ___25 ___26 ___27 ___28
___29 ___30 ___31 ___32 ___33 ___34 ___35 VL1928, 1933/Duncan.
Hocker, Reginald.
Vancouver. /1913-1916.
5 -
441 Seymour St./1913 442 Richards St./1914-1915 654 Granville St./1915
649 Granville St./1916.
HOME ADDRESS/YEAR: ___________________ (Duchess
Rooms)/1913 _____________ (Manhattan Apts.)/1914 37 - 784 Thurlow St./1915
403 Washington Cres./1916.
Commercial.
He operated the Vancouver
Photo Co. (no relationship to the 19th century business operated by J.D.
Hall & S. Lowe).
REFERENCES: H__13 H__14 H__15 H__16 H__17 (not
listed) VL1913, Vancouver.
Hodgson, William
Curtis.
Vancouver/1920-1924, 1933.
He worked with Robert
Armour as the Vancouver Amateur Finishing Co. between 1922-1924.
REFERENCES: ___19 ___20 ___21 ___22 ___23 ___24 ___25 ___26 ___27
___28 ___29 ___30 ___31 ___32 ___33 ___34 VL1920, 1924, 1928 (n.l.),
1933/Vancouver.
Hodgson & Armour.
Vancouver/1922-1923.
Partnership of W.C. Hodgson and Robert
Armour.
REFERENCES: ___22 ___23.
Hodsoll,
Frederick George.
Victoria/1920-1933.
He operated or worked for the
Artura [Photo] Studio.
REFERENCES: ___20 VL1920 (Hodsall), 1924
(n.l.), 1928 (Hodsoll), 1933 (Hodsoll)/Victoria.
Hodsoll, Gregory Edwin D'Arcy- see D'Arcy-Hodsoll,
Gregory Edwin.
Hogg, Clarke.
Vancouver/1905-1908.
36 W. Cordova St./905 152 W. Cordova
St./1906-1908.
HOME ADDRESS/YEAR: 850 Hornby St./1905-1908.
Commercial.
He worked at the Dominion Photo Studio.
REFERENCES: HEVAN05
H__06 H__07 H__08.
Hogg, James.
VARIANT:
Hogue, James.
Vancouver/1902-1911.
66 W. Cordova St./1902 36 W.
Cordova St./1903-1906 152 W. Cordova St./1907-1910 326 W. Hastings
St./1911.
HOME ADDRESS/YEAR: 521 Dunlevy St./1901-1903 850 Hornby
St./1904-1906-1909 439 Homer St./1910 31 W. 11th Ave./1911-1917.
Commercial.
He managed the Dominion Photo Studio (1904-1913).
REFERENCES: H__01 (no occup.) H__02 H__03 H__04 H__05 H__06 H__07
H__08 H__09 H__10 H__11 H__12 (no occup.) H__13 (no occup.) H__14 (no
occup.) H__15 (no occup.) H__16 (no occup.) H__17 (no occup.) VL1903,
1911/Vancouver.
Hogg, James Clarke.
VARIANT:
Hoag, James Clarke.
Vancouver/1903*-1928.
152 W. Cordova St./1909-191_
326 W. Hastings St./1911-1913.
HOME ADDRESS/YEAR: 850 Hornby St./1909
439 Homer St./1910 31 W. 11th Ave./1911-1916 73 - 1058 Nelson St./1917.
Commercial.
A partner in Hogg & Hogg in 1911, he then worked
on his own the following year. He worked at the Dominion Photo Studio
between 1909-1920. Listed 1913-1915 as Hoag, James Clarke.
REFERENCES:
HEVAN09 HEVAN10___ H__11 H__12 ___13 ___14 ___15 H__16 H__17 ___18
___19 ___20 VL1903, 1911, 1920 (Hoag), 1924 (Hoag), 1928 (Hoag)/Vancouver.
Hogg & Hogg.
Vancouver/1911.
326 W.
Hastings St./1911.
Commercial.
Partnership of James Hogg and
James Clarke Hogg.
COLLECTIONS:
IDENTIFYING MARKS:
REFERENCES: H__11.
Holliday, Charles William
(1870-1955).
VARIANT: Holliday, W.H.
Armstrong/1901-1905 1910
1916 1919-1930.
See also Camera Workers, vol. 1.
REFERENCES:
VL1916, 1920 (farmer), 1924 (farmer), 1933 (farmer)/Armstrong Mattison (1985).
Hollyburn Portrait Co.
Vancouver/1933.
Operated by Arthur Sheppard.
REFERENCES:
Hollywood Studio.
Vancouver/1930-1933.
Operated by
Matsuichi Seo.
REFERENCES:
Holmes,
Leonard.
Westview/1934 Victoria/1941-1950.
He operated under the
name Leonard Holmes Studio between 19__-19__.
REFERENCES:
Homan, James Stuart.
North Vancouver ?/1924.
Employed as a topographer by the BC Electric Railway Co.
HOME ADDRESS:
North Vancouver/1924.
REFERENCES: VL1924, North Vancouver.
Home & Commercial Photographers.
Vancouver/1919.
Operated by S.J. Wigley.
REFERENCES:
Home Portrait Studio.
New Westminster/1914.
Operated by Mrs. Agnes Wiggin.
REFERENCES:
NAME: Honey, William John.
LIFE DATES: 1867__ __-1950 __ __.
BIRTHPLACE:
PLACE OF DEATH:
WHERE/WHEN ACTIVE: Salmon Arm/1910?-1917, 1920-1928?.
STATUS: Commercial.
BIOGRAPHICAL SUMMARY: He was a partner with Rex Lingford.
COLLECTIONS/FORMATS:
IDENTIFYING MARKS:
REFERENCES: Marshall (1998).
Hong, L.B.
Victoria/1929-1950.
REFERENCES:
Hong, Louie Moung.
Vancouver/1923.
REFERENCES:
Hood, Gordon.
Vancouver/1912.
743 W.
Pender St./1912.
HOME ADDRESS/YEAR: 1330 Cypress St./1912.
Commercial
(assistant).
He worked for Bullen & Lamb as a photographer, then
was employed as a baker for cookie and candy companies.
REFERENCES: H__12
H__13 H__14 H__15 (not listed) H__16 H__17.
Hood,
John.
Vancouver/1916 1924.
REFERENCES: VL1916, 1924/Vancouver.
Hooper, Charles Frederick.
VARIANT: C.F.
Hooper Studio.
Merritt/1912*-1916.
Opposite School/1912.
REFERENCES: Merritt Herald and Nicola Valley Advocate, 1912.08.23/2
(ad) VL1913, 1916/Merritt.
Hope, Charlie.
Victoria/1930-.
He also operated under the name C. Hope &
Co.
REFERENCES:
Hornsby, William Steele.
Vancouver/1920-1928.
REFERENCES: VL1920, 1924, 1928/Vancouver.
Horshaage, Harold.
Vancouver/1946.
Commercial.
Assistant manager at D'Arcy Studio (1946).
REFERENCES: ___46.
Horshauge, Thorvald.
Vancouver/1938, 1948-1950
876 Howe/1938.
1138 Nelson/1938 11-1004 Eveleigh/1948-1950.
He
operated as Hors-have Camera Portraits(1938) and as Hors-have
Studios (1948?-1950).
REFERENCES: ___38 ___39 ___40 ___41 ___42
___43 ___44 ___45 ___46 ___47 ___48 ___49 ___50.
Hors-have Camera Portraits.
Vancouver/1938.
876
Howe/1938.
Studio.
Operated by Thorvald Horshauge.
REFERENCES: ___37 ___38.
Hors-have Studios.
Vancouver/1937, 1950.
Operated by Thorvald Horshauge.
REFERENCES: ___37 ___38 ___39 ___40 ___41 ___42 ___43 ___44 ___45
___46 ___47 ___48 ___49 ___50.
Howard, J.
Steveston/1901.
REFERENCES:
Howard,
Thomas.
Vancouver/1932-1934.
He operated as Lund Williams
Artists (1932) and the Academy of Portrait Art (1933-1934).
REFERENCES: D.M. Stewart, 1996.12.15.
Howe
Studio.
Vancouver/1932-1934.
Employed Earl Ransom in 1933.
REFERENCES: ___31 ___32 ___33 ___34 ___35.
Hoy, Chow Dong.
VARIANT: Hoy, C.D. (real name:
Chow, Dong Hoy).
LIFE DATES: 1883 08 16-1973 03 09.
BIRTHPLACE: Sui Soon
Lee (village), Hoi Ping district, Guangdong province, China.
PLACE OF DEATH:
Quesnel, BC.
WHERE/WHEN ACTIVE: Barkerville/1909 Quesnel/1911-1924?.
STATUS: Commercial.
BIOGRAPHICAL SUMMARY: Arriving in Vancouver, BC, in
1902 on the Empress of China, Hoy moved to Quesnel in 1903 where he
hoped employment prospects were better than being a houseboy in Vancouver.
After a variety of work experiences in the region, he moved to Barkerville in
1909. According to Moosang's biography, Hoy appears to have taught himself
photography that year to supplement his income as a watch repairer and barber.
Hoy returned to China in 1910 to marry but his wife was unable to return with him
to Quesnel until 1917. In 1911 Hoy worked for the Moffat and then the Webster
family as a farmhand and began photographing again. He permanently established
his family in Quesnel in 1917 and photographed there and in Barkerville until
the early 1920s. According to Moosang, his portrait photography was a sideline
operated out of his general store.
Hoy photographed Chinese, Caucasian and
Natives in both interior and exterior poses. Some of Hoy's work is highly
reminiscent of Frank Matsura's portraits from Okanogan County, Washington
State, as well as with August Sander's (1876-1964) ethnographic photography
in Germany in the 1910s and 1920s.
The Hoy family donated his negatives to Barkerville Historic Town in
1990. An exhibit honouring C.D. Hoy's contribution to photography and the
region, organized by Faith Moosang, toured the province in 1999-2000. Her 1999
biography was shortlisted for two year 2000 BC Book Prizes
categories. Faith Moosang also co-directed the documentary
video Chow Dong Hoy: Portraits from the Frontier (Make Believe Media,
2003).
COLLECTIONS/FORMATS: Barkerville Historic Town (glass
negatives).
IDENTIFYING MARKS:
REFERENCES: BC Archives Vital Events
death registration no. 1973-09-003941, microfilm reel B13323
Roe (1981)
Moosang (1997)
Moosang (1999) Make
Believe Media (2003).
Huckin, Kenneth Edgar.
Victoria/1928-1933.
REFERENCES: VL1928, 1933, Victoria.
Hudson, George
Henry Ernest.
Penticton/1908-1911 Kelowna/1910-1916.
HOME ADDRESS:
Vernon/1916.
REFERENCES: VL1916, Vernon Duns BC (1912).
Hudson, Thomas.
Revelstoke/1908*.
REFERENCES:
Hudson, Stocks & Co.
Kelowna/1918-1919
Penticton/1918-1919.
Proprietors were H.A. Willis (Kelowna) and
Lumb Stocks (Penticton).
REFERENCES: ___17 ___18 ___19 ___20.
Hughes, Lelsoe Cameron.
Trail/1910s?-1933.
Partner in Hughes Bros.
REFERENCES: VL1933, Trail.
Hughes, [R.J. ?].
Vancouver/1940.
Hughes,
[R.J.?] see also Brown & Hughes
REFERENCES:
Hughes, Robert Jaffrey.
Vancouver/1932-1948.
REFERENCES: VL1933 (Jaffrey), Vancouver.
Hughes,
Robert Jeffrey.
Trail/1910s?-1933.
Partner in Hughes Bros.
REFERENCES: VL1924, 1928, 1933/Trail.
Hughes
Bros.
Trail/1910s-1930.
This partnership of R.J. and L.C.
Hughes photographed Trail and vicinity. In 1924 one of them captured the
dramatic funeral of Doukhobor leader Peter Lordly (Veregin) at Brilliant.
COLLECTIONS: BCA (prints) Glenbow.
IDENTIFYING MARKS: Print surface
captioned and signed " Hughes Bros." or " Hughes Bros Trail, BC (copyright
applied for)" .
REFERENCES: BCA HP024173 (Veregin funeral) Silversides
(1995: 134)
Hughes [Photo] Studio.
Trail/1931-1938.
REFERENCES:
Hughes
Studio.
Vancouver/1934-1948.
Operated by Robert J. Hughes.
REFERENCES:
Humphreys, Mildred Ethel.
Vancouver/1920.
REFERENCES: VL1920, Vancouver.
Hunt, Rose.
New Westminster/1928.
REFERENCES:
Hunter, John Henry.
Vernon/1907-1911 1916
1918-1920 1924-1934.
He operated the Vernon Photo Co. (1918) and
then as Hunter's Photo Studio (1920-1925).
Possibly retired in 1937.
REFERENCES: ___07 ___08 ___09 ___10 ___11 ___12 ___13 ___14 ___15
___16 ___17 ___18 ___19 ___20 ___21 ___22 ___23 ___24 ___25 ___26
___27 ___28 ___29 ___30 ___31 ___32 ___33 ___34 ___35 ___36 ___37
___38 VL1907, 1911, 1916, 1920, 1924, 1933/Vernon.
Hunter, Joy Myrtle.
Vernon/1920.
REFERENCES:
VL1920, Vernon.
Hunter's Photo Studio.
Vernon/1920-1925.
Owned by J.H. Hunter.
REFERENCES:
Hurndall, Frank Ivan Atkinson.
New
Westminster/1916-1921 1924, 1928, 1933 Chilliwack/1928.
Commercial.
He operated under the name F. Hurndall & Co. between
1919-1921 1924-1926. He was a Kodak dealer according to the 1924 Voters List.
HOME ADDRESS: Chilliwack/1928.
REFERENCES: VL1916, 1920, 1924, 1928
(Frank), 1933/New Westminster VL1928, Chilliwack.
Hutton, I. or Theophimus.
Vancouver/1923.
821 Pender W./1923.
REFERENCES: ___22 ___23 ___24.
Hyland, Carl U.
Portland, OR/1894-1900
Vancouver/1913.
904 Granville St./1913.
HOME ADDRESS/YEAR: ___
Granville St. (Barron Hotel)/1913.
Commercial.
COLLECTIONS:
IDENTIFYING MARKS:
REFERENCES: H__13 Robinson (1992).