Name | Hacking, Frederick Louis | |
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Birth | 2 Jul 1880 | Ontario [25] |
Gender | Male | |
Business Address/Year | 1899- | Vancouver, BC |
Address: 68 Cordova St. Vancouver, BC Canada | ||
Home Address/Year | 1899-1901 | Vancouver, BC |
Address: 629 Barnard St. Vancouver, BC Canada | ||
Home Address/Year | 1905 | Vancouver, BC |
Address: 1111 Haro St. Vancouver, BC Canada | ||
Business Address/Year | 1908 | New Westminster, BC |
Address: 266 Columbia St. New Westminster, BC Canada | ||
Where Active (Non-Specific Address) | 1905?-1908 | New Westminster, BC |
Business Address/Year | 1908-1914 | Vancouver, BC |
Address: 445 Granville St. 54 (Fairfield Building) Vancouver, BC Canada | ||
Where Active (Non-Specific Address) | 1903-1925 | Vancouver, BC |
Home Address/Year | 1940-1969 | Calilfornia |
Death | 20 Feb 1969 | Monterey, CA [25] |
Association | Photographers' Association of the Pacific Northwest (Relationship: Member; Vice-President for BC) | |
Association | Hacking Photo Studio (Relationship: Owner) | |
Association | Hill, Henry Fyfe (Relationship: Brother-in-law) | |
Association | Schofield, Harold Uttley (Relationship: Photographer) | |
Person ID | I172 | Camera Workers | H, vol. 1, 1858-1900 |
Last Modified | 1 Feb 2020 |
Photos | F.L. Hacking ID, ca. 1908. |
Documents | F.L. Hacking's ad, Henderson's Vancouver Directory 1910, p. 740. | |
Wadds Brothers news, Vancouver Province, 3 Oct 1900, p. 4. At the 1900 New Westminster exhibition the Wadds Brothers nearly made a clean sweep of professional photography prize category. F.L. Hacking beat them in the landscape views category. Two named amateur photographers won prizes, Viggo Laursen (not Lansen) of Vancouver took first place and J. Calvert of Nanaimo won second place in that category. | ||
Wadds Brothers news, Vancouver Province, 6 Oct 1899, p. 7, part 1. In addition to their winning most of the professional photography prizes at the 1899 New Westminster exhibition, F.L. Hacking also won in that category. The two amateur photographers who won were F.T. Salsbury and Charles Whetham. | ||
Wadds Brothers news, Vancouver Province, 6 Oct 1899, p. 7, part 2. In addition to their winning most of the professional photography prizes at the 1899 New Westminster exhibition, F.L. Hacking also won in that category. The two amateur photographers who won were F.T. Salsbury and Charles Whetham. |
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