Camera Workers British Columbia, 1858-1950

Camera Workers: The British Columbia Photographic Directory, 1858-1950 - N - Volume 2 (1901-1950)

Updated: 2004.07.20

Nakamachi, G.
Vancouver/1921-1931.
He operated the Main Studio.
REFERENCES: ___21 ___22 ___23 ___24 ___25 ___26 ___27 ___28 ___29 ___30 ___31.

Nakashima, M.
Vancouver/1918-1920.
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Napier-Henry, Hubert John.
Esquimalt ?/1933.
HOME ADDRESS: Esquimalt/1933.
REFERENCES: VL1933, Esquimalt.

NAME: National Film Board of Canada, Still Photography Division.
WHERE/WHEN ACTIVE: Canada/1939-1984.
BUSINESS ADDRESS: Ottawa, ON.
STATUS: Government.
BIOGRAPHICAL SUMMARY: Established as a branch of the NFB, the Still Photography Division, as its name implied, documented Canadian life through still photographs. Within a decade of its creation, the division employed six full-time photographers, some of whom travelled through British Columbia on assignment. Among these photographers who captured aspects of life in BC during the 1940s were George Hunter, Ronny Jacques, Jack V. Long, Gar Lunney, Nicholas Morant, and Harry Rowed. The division and its successor actively circulated these photographs through travelling exhibits. In January 1985 the Still Photography Division was closed and the Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography (CMCP) established as its successor. The CMCP's own building at 1 Rideau Canal, Ottawa, was opened in May 1992.
COLLECTIONS: OOA (negatives) OOCMCP (prints).
REFERENCES: NFB, Still Photography Division (1984) Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography (1999) Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography Web: http://cmcp.gallery.ca

Neelands, James.
Nelson/1907.
Commercial.
See also Camera Workers, vol. 1.
REFERENCES: ___01 ___02 (no occup.) ___03 (clerk, Hotel Phair) ___04 (n.l.) ___05 ___06 ___07 ___08 VL1907, Nelson Mattison (1985).

Nehring Photo Co.
Vancouver/1910.
REFERENCES:

Neilson, H.B. see Nielsen, Herman Bernard.

Nelson, Charles Piel.
Summerland/1910 1918-1928, 1933 West Summerland/1929-1934.
REFERENCES: VL1920, 1924, 1928, 1933/Summerland.

Nelson, Fred.
VARIANT: Nelson, Manfred [?].
Cranbrook/1918?-1946.
Operated or worked for Star Photo Studio (1918). In 1924 an M. Nelson was listed as a photographer at Beattie-Noble. His firm name was Nelson's Photo Studio.
REFERENCES: ___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 ___44 ___45 ___46 VL1933, Cranbrook (Manfred) D.M. Stewart, 1996.12.15.

Nelson, George.
Hazelmere/1904-1905.
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Nelson, George Richard.
East Kensington/1911.
REFERENCES: VL1911, East Kensington.

Nelson, John.
Victoria/1909.
1124 Broad St.
Printer.
He managed the British Columbia Photo Engraving Co. Ltd.
REFERENCES: ___08 ___09 ___10.

Nelson, Manfred see Nelson, Fred.

Nelson, Thomas D.
Victoria/1949-1950.
He operated Camera Studies Club Ltd.
REFERENCES: D.M. Stewart, 1996.12.15.

Nelson's Photo Studio.
Cranbrook/1925-1939.
Operated by Fred Nelson. In 1948 the proprietor was R.L. Donaldson.
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Nelson Studio.
Nelson/1910-1912 1918-1934.
Operated by B.S. McGregor in 1912.
REFERENCES: Duns BC (1912).

Neumeyer, George Alexander.
Vancouver/1928.
REFERENCES: VL1928, Vancouver.

Newcombe, Charles Frederic (1851, Newcastle-on-Tyne, UK-1924 10 19, Victoria, BC).
Victoria/1901-.
Amateur.
See also Camera Workers, vol. 1. Trained in medicine at the University of Aberdeen, Dr. Newcombe worked with the physically and mentally ill in England and Hood River, Oregon, before permanently settling with his family in Victoria, BC. Following the birth of their sixth child in 1891, his wife Marian died. Dr. Newcombe returned to England with half his brood, engaged in geological and natural history studies at the University of London and the British Museum, then returned to Victoria. Following a brief practice at the Insane Asylum in New Westminster, Dr. Newcombe turned to collecting specimens of Northwest Coast Native artifacts on behalf of various museums. As part of his expeditions he took and acquired many photographs, including those by Richard Maynard and fellow amateur ethnologist George T. Emmons.
COLLECTIONS: BVIPA (MS-1077 prints) BVIPM.
IDENTIFYING MARKS:
REFERENCES: BVIPA MS-1077 Low (1982) Mattison (1985).

Newmeyer, George Alexander.
Vancouver/1920.
REFERENCES: VL1920, Vancouver.

Nicol, Arthur.
Fort Steele and district (Cranbrook)/1909.
Amateur ?.
COLLECTIONS: FSHT no. F.S.54.04.
REFERENCES: Francis (1996: 146).

Niedolin, John.
Kelowna/1943-1946.
He operated the Arts Photo Studio (1943-1946).
REFERENCES: ___43 ___44 ___45 ___46 D.M. Stewart, 1996.12.15.

Nielsen, Herman Bernard.
VARIANT: Neilson, H.B.
Vancouver/1911-1916.
406 Homer, corner Hastings/1911-1912 938 Robson/1913-1916.
HOME ADDRESS: 406 Homer?/1911-1913 735 Burrard/1914 141-784 Thurlow/1916.
Commercial.
He operated the Artona Studio.
REFERENCES: ___10 HEVAN11 HEVAN12 HEN13 ___14 ___15 (n.l.) ___16 (Neilsen, Herman) ___17 (n.l.) VL1911, 1913, 1916/Vancouver.

Nielsen, Mrs. H.B..
Vancouver/1912.
REFERENCES: Duns BC (1912).

N[orman] Caple & Co.
Vancouver/1894-1911.
Owned and operated by Norman Caple.
COLLECTIONS/FORMATS: postcards.
IDENTIFYING MARKS:
REFERENCES: Steele (Draft, 1995 08 17).

Norman Studio.
Vancouver/1929-1930.
Operated by Norman Krass.
REFERENCES:

Norman Studios.
Chilliwack/late 1940s?-ca. 1950.
Operated by Norman G. Williams.
REFERENCES: D.M. Stewart, 1996.12.15.

North Vancouver Photo Studio.
North Vancouver/1929-1936.
Operated by F.P. Carbutt
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Norton, B.J.
Vancouver/1911.
REFERENCES:

Notman brothers see Camera Workers, vol. 1.

Nova Studios.
Langley/1948.
Operated by W.B. Lowery with assistance from Mrs. Enid Lowery.
REFERENCES:

Novelty Photo Studio Co..
Vancouver/1905-1906.
165 Cordova W./1903-1906.
Studio.
Owned and operated by T.B. Hansen.
REFERENCES: HEN03 HEN04 HEVAN05 ___06.

Nye, George Gordon (1885 02 __, Brighton, UK-1958 __ __).
North Vancouver/ca. 1905-1911.
Second St., 1/2 block off Lonsdale Ave./ca. 1905-
Commercial.
Settled in North Vancouver with his mother and father, G.G. Nye set up shop as that city's first photographer. Nye married Bertha M. Janes in September 1908 and retired from photography in 1910 or 1911 to become a carpenter.
COLLECTIONS/FORMATS: North Shore Museum & Archives (North Vancouver) postcards.
IDENTIFYING MARKS: Print surface may be captioned and dated.
REFERENCES: VL1911, North Vancouver Bourdon (1981).