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  • Name Elliott and Baglow  
    Gender Unknown 
    Business Address/Year 1906-1908?  North Vancouver, BC Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Address:
    Lonsdale Ave., corner Esplanade
    Junction Block, top floor
    North Vancouver, BC
    Canada 
    Association Elliott, Albert Thomas (Relationship: Partner) 
    Association Baglow and Thorpe (Relationship: Successor) 
    Association Baglow, Frederick John (Relationship: Partner) 
    Person ID I1137  Camera Workers | E, vol. 2, 1901-1950
    Last Modified 18 Aug 2021 

  • Documents
    F.P. Carbutt ad, <i>The Express</i> (North Vancouver), 30 Jul 1909, p. 6.    		F.P. Carbutt ad, The Express (North Vancouver), 30 Jul 1909, p. 6.
    Note that the ad says "Successor to Elliot & Baglow" even though the newspaper stated it was Baglow and Thorpe whose studio Carbutt purchased.
    Baglow and Thorpe ad, <i>The Express</i> (North Vancouver), 5 Mar 1909, p. 5.    		Baglow and Thorpe ad, The Express (North Vancouver), 5 Mar 1909, p. 5.
    In this ad they state they are the successors to Elliott and Baglow.
    Elliott and Baglow ad, <i>Henderson's City of Vancouver Directory 1908</i>, p. 1058.    		Elliott and Baglow ad, Henderson's City of Vancouver Directory 1908, p. 1058.

  • Notes 
    • STATUS: Studio.
    • BIOGRAPHICAL SUMMARY: This was the partnership of A.T. Elliott and F.J. Baglow.

      The North Vancouver Museum and Archives offers this biographical summary through its online catalogue:

      Albert Elliott (1871-1962) was born in Barton St. Michael, a suburb of Gloucester, England, the second of ten children. Scarlet Fever as a child caused him to become completely deaf. In 1887 he became apprenticed to a bookbinder, at which he worked until 1956, although he also became interested in photography through his brother Harry. He met Kate ("Vevey") in 1898, also deaf, and they married in 1901. In 1904 they met Fred Baglow, also deaf. The three of them emigrated to California in 1906, and from there to North Vancouver. They launched Elliott & Baglow Photographers in August or September of 1906. Elliott sold his half in 1907 when he got a job at Thomson Stationers, Baglow operating the studio until late 1908 or early 1909. Elliott's wife died in childbirth in 1912; he remarried in 1916 [i.e., 1915] and died in 1962.

      Baglow operated the studio with a man named Thorpe as Baglow and Thorpe until they sold it to F.P. Carbutt in Apr 1909.

  • Sources 
    1. [S1004] COLLECTION: BNVMA.
      Albert Elliott Item 635

    2. [S1005] (North Vancouver) The Express, (North Vancouver, B.C.: The Express Printing Co.).
      Various issues, 1906-1908

    3. [S787] HENVAN06, (Vancouver: Henderson Publishing, 1906).
      Vancouver: not listed
      North Vancouver: not listed

    4. [S788] HENVAN07, (Vancouver: Henderson Publishing, 1907), 854.
      North Vancouver: Elliott & Baglow, (Albert T. Elliott and Frederick J. Baglow), Leading Photographers, Top Floor, Junction Block, cor. Lonsdale and Esplanade.

    5. [S790] HENVAN08, (Vancouver: Henderson Publishing, 1908), 1065.
      North Vancouver: Elliott & Baglow, (Albert T. Elliott and Frederick J. Baglow), Photographers and Everything in Photographic Line. Top Floor Junction Block, cor. Lonsdale and Esplanade (See page 1058.)

    6. [S791] HENVAN09, (Vancouver: Henderson Publishing, 1909).
      Vancouver: not listed
      North Vancouver: not listed