Name | Savannah and Company | |
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Gender | Unknown | |
Business Address/Year | Feb 1892-? | Victoria, BC ![]() |
Address: 28 Fort St. Five Sisters Block Victoria, BC Canada | ||
Business Address/Year | 1889-Feb? 1892 | Victoria BC ![]() |
Address: 56 Fort St. Victoria, BC Canada | ||
Association | Savannah, John (Relationship: Owner) | |
Association | Butcher, Arthur (Relationship: Employee) | |
Person ID | I48 | Camera Workers | S, vol. 1, 1858-1900 |
Last Modified | 26 Jun 2023 |
Photos | ![]() | John Savannah ID, 1892. He operated in the Five Sisters Block from Feb 1892 until his studio was burned out in the Oct 1910 fire which destroyed the entire block. |
Documents | ![]() | Savannah and Company article, Daily Colonist, 5 Feb 1892, p. 5. Describes their "new quarters in the Five Sisters' Block." The Victoria Times ran a similar article on 3 Feb 1892. |
![]() | John Savannah news, Victoria Times, 3 Feb 1892, p. 5. The Daily Colonist ran a similar article on 5 Feb 1892. | |
![]() | John Savannah imprint, verso of mounted photograph, 1890s. The photograph is a studio portrait of an Indigenous woman (standing) and a Caucasian man (seated). The first-prize medal was awarded by the British Columbia Agricultural Association (B.C. A. Association) at its annual exhibition. Courtesy of UBC Library, Uno Langmann Family Collection of British Columbia Photographs, UL_1565_0001. |
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