Studios in Bradford

Hundreds of photographic studios were established in Bradford during the Victorian Era with the Manningham Lane area being one of the most popular locations. Sadly many of the studio buildings didn't survive but some did, an example being the Appleton studio at 58/60 Manningham Lane. As you would expect in any type of business not every business was a success, some failed, whereas a few were very successful enterprises and stayed in business for many years. Quite often these were family concerns with sons and daughters being involved. Sometimes the business was passed down through the family due either a retirement or a death in the family. When James Hertz was killed his wife took over the business, when Albert Sachs died his younger brother Oscar took over and when Thomas Appleton retired his son Richard James Appleton continued the business. When a photographer gave up his studio for one reason or another the studio and all the equipment and most importantly the negatives were often sold on to another photographer. These events were sometimes publicised in the press and it is interesting to look at these as quite often you are able to see a list of all the fixtures and fittings, this was described as the 'stock in trade', see examples in the Albert Sachs story when Albert's studio was sold in 1920 and in the Sarony story when the entire 'stock in trade' was sold by Hobbiss in 1871. Retaining customers and the repeat business which they brought to the studio was obviously very important and that is why holding on to the negatives was so important, reprints could be made, a service which was often advertised on the back of the carte de visites. To assist in this the glass plates were sometimes numbered and details recorded in a day book, the negative number would be written on the back of the carte de visite or cabinet card. Sometimes the sitters name was even written on the backs of the photographs although this is quite rare. Some studio archives still exist from the Victorian Era such as the W W Winter collection at Derby where there are tens of thousands of glass plate negatives, although the day books were lost when there was an appeal for paper during the first world. Also there is a collection of glass plate negatives from the Brunskill studios in Ambleside where records of the sitters do still exist. It has been possible to visit the Winters studio during heritage weekends and if this continues it is certainly well worth a visit.

During the days of the daylight studio, buildings were converted with glass roofs being a popular feature. Due to the very nature of these leaky structures even if the building has survived the glass roof would not have, the roofs would have had to be replaced by a more conventional construction. When a photographer first set up a studio modifications to the buildings would have been required and this required a considerable investment and so it would have made perfect sense for the studios to be passed on from one photographer to another. You will see in this list that some studio addresses appear several times with different photographers taking charge.

Thanks to those who have previously compiled lists of Bradford Photographers, these have been used as a starting point when drawing up the list shown below. See Special Thanks section of this site. Quite a lot of new information has been added in the last five years however it should be noted that this list is not complete and the dates of the studios are approximate. It will be an ongoing task to maintain and modify the list drawing on new information as it comes to light, this should gradually improve its accuracy. Hopefully the list will be useful to anyone trying to date old photos of family members. The start and end dates will be verified where possible by reference to local press advertising and any information that can be gleaned from carte de visites, cabinet cards, magazines and books or information from the descendants of the photographers, some of which have already been in touch. If you have any information on the studios or have photographs which have been dated then do please do get in touch and the best way to do this is via email. stpud2011@gmail.com Thank you.

Where addresses are given and no date has been shown then the information has been gathered from the addresses shown on the back of carte de visites. If an address is underlined then this shows that I have an example from the studio showing the address. Where a hyper link is provided then there is a biography of the Studio/Photographer either on this website or elsewhere. A small sample of the card designs are shown here. Some studios that were in business for many years had adopted quite a number of card designs over the years, and you would think that it would be possible to date the photographs from these, however, this is not always easy. A much simpler way is to use the studio address as an aid to dating the photograph. For more on card design see this page

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William Abbey

            1861 Barkerend Road

F Ames & Co , 68 Park Lane

Charles W Appleton

1887    80 City Road

Appleton & Co

1859 - 1863     Top of Manor Row. Thomas William Appleton in partnership with Henry Berlon

1859 - 1904     7 Horton Lane

1865 - 1875     60 North Parade

1872 - 1907     60 Manningham Lane. It should be noted that sections of Manningham Lane were referred to as North Parade at one time and later the section closest to Bradford was renamed North Parade so in fact 60 North Parade and 60 Manningham Lane may well be the same premise. 

1887 - 1907     58 & 60 Manningham Lane (From 1891 R J Appleton & Co)

Thomas retires in 1897 at the age of 70

1895 - 1898     23 Charles Street (R J Appleton & Co) Show room with free dark room for amateurs

Bradford Observer 14th Jan 1864 P1

Appleton and Co's Photographic Establishment. Little Horton Lane. Mr T W Appleton, in returning thanks to his friends and the public for the extensive patronage bestowed on him during his late partnership, begs to inform them that he has purchased the freehold of land at the bottom of Horton Lane and contracted for the erection of an establishment which for extent and perfection of its arrangements and appointments shall be second to none in the provinces... The old gallery, which has been removed to the bottom of Manchester Road during the erection of his new establishment.

Ernest Armitage1900    Station Road Clayton

Clayton Lane, Clayton

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C Barraclough

1912 5 Filbert Street

Joseph Barraclough

1883     Royds Hall Lane Buttershaw

H. G. Bailey

1879     Shipley Fields Road, Frizinghall

G H Barthorpe

1883     Fearnley Street, Otley Road

Frank Barlow

Low Moor Bradford

Thomas Bartle

1861-1863 64 High Street Horton

Joseph W Batley (Thompson & Batley)

1889 - 1891

16 - 28 Harris Street

Leeds Road

John/Joseph Baume

1853 October

J Beldon

Drewton Street, Manningham Lane

Alfred H Bell

1891     Fearnley Street Otley Road

James Bennett

1887     550 Horton Lane

John Blakeborough

1875     79 Godwin Street

1879     4 Vine Street

1883     Low Moor Common

Moved to Pontefract 1887 - 1904

J V Blowers

1900     Park Road, Low Moor

John Booth

1897     104 Carlisle Road, Manningham 

1898     100 Carlisle Road Manningham

Thomas Charles Bridges

1879 - 1887     72 Barkerend Road

1877 - 1881     Fearnley Street, Otley Road

1887 - 1894     55 North Parade  as TC Bridges and Smith. Awarded Gold and Silver medals Saltaire 1887

1894                 7 Glenview Terrace Shipley

1905    6 Charles Street

A Blackey

1894 - 1912     19 Parkside Road

Valentine Blanchard

1891     Chapel Court, Kirkgate

Bishop & Co

1894     145 Westgate

Arthur Binns

1912 340 Thornton Road

Richard Binnington

1898     570 Manchester Road

S Brayshaw and Co

1912 Park Road, Low Moor

George Bridges

1891     18 Charles Street, Otley Road

1900     4 Sydenham Place

1906     Otley Road

1912 44 Sydenham Place

James Briggs

1887 Wakefield Road

John Briggs

1891     177 Wakefield Road

1894     3 Packington Street

William Keighley Briggs

1864     1 North Parade

1866     3 North Parade

Bradford Observer 14th Jan 1864 P1

Artistic Photography. Mr W Keighley Briggs begs to inform his friends and the public, that he will shortly open handsome and spacious Rooms and Galleries at No1 North Parade. Mr W Keighley Briggs's practice for 31 years as a portrait painter eminently qualifies him for the production of first class and artistic photographs, and as his printing establishment is conducted at Harrogate, he will be enabled to produce clear and bright impressions, often quite impossible in the atmosphere of Bradford.

Brook Brookes

68a 1893 Godwin Street. Brook Brookes had worked as a colourist for Albert Sachs

George Brown

1875     St Georges Place, Wakefield Road

John W Brown

1891     617 Leeds Road

W A Brown & Sons

1912 66 Hanover Square

Joseph Bottomley

1855 - 1861     Hall Lane

1861 - 1867     22 Wakefield Road

1868 - 1870     Sunbridge

1871 - 1880     72 New Market Street

1875 - 1887     980 Leeds Road

1877 Shop at 51 Tyrrel Street

1879                 372 Manchester Road

1881 -1883         7 North Parade

Joseph moves to Epworth and remarries.

Lizzie Boyes

1888 - 1894     44 Kirkgate

1891 - 1893     Sun Buildings Sunbridge Road

George E Boyes

1891     5 Whetley Grove, Whetley Lane

Hirem Crompton Booth (H C Booth) 

1848     November Vicar Lane (Opposite Mr Cooke's newsagent) - (From the Royal Photographic Portrait Institution Scarborough)

1851     April, May, December at Litherland's Opticians 71 Market Street - (From the Royal Institution, Royal Parade, Low Harrogate) Booth had been established in Harrogate since 1847.

1853     Dec Ditto

1854     Feb - April, at Litherland's 71 Market Street

1856     Dec 36 Market Street

1857     61 Market Street

1857 - 1859 55 Market Street, claimed best collection of stereoscopes and stereoscopic pictures in Yorkshire.

1859     12 Darley Street

H J Brain

1877         72 Barkerend Road

Tobias Braybrook

1879         4 South Parade

1883         49 Carlisle Road

Abraham Brear & Son

1893 - 1897     27 Kirkgate

1898 - 1900     Old Bank Chambers, 1 Cheapside

John T Burton

1894 - 1904     193 Great Horton Road

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James Cash

1883             Saltaire Road Shipley

1889 - 1893     12 Bingley Road, Shipley

William Chatterton (Link is to third party website)

1857 - 1858 38     Ivegate

1858 - 1863         2 Millergate, Top of Ivegate

Edward Clapham (Clapham Brothers)

1891                 Teed Carr, Burnley Road

1891 - 1894         Fairweather Green, Thornton Road

Fred Cocker

1879             30 Westgate

Walter Charles Cork (Cork & Scott)1887 - 1893         66 Bowling Old Lane (W C Cork ) (Cork & Scott)

1894 - 1904     14a Manningham Lane (Cork & Scott) (William Carlyle Scott)

1906                Shipley Glen, Wooden Shop at Baildon (Prosecuted in 1906 for Sunday trading, Shipley Times 6th April 1906)

1908 - 1921     Ivy House, The Glen, Baildon (Walter Charles Scott)

                        Glen Studio, Shipley Glen ( W C Cork)

Frank Clement Cork (Son of Walter Charles Cork)

            1906            Shipley Glen, Wooden Shop at Baildon (Prosecuted in 1906 for Sunday trading, Shipley Times 6th April 1906)

John Cox (Plews & Cox)1893 - 1897     Blanche Street, Back Lane, Bowling

1900- 1904     John Cox, Blanche Street until 1928

 1912                  4 Radnor Street

A G Crowther

1891             1 Thirkill Street, West Bowling

W B B Cullingworth 

            1874-1875  73 Godwin Street

William B Cuncliffe 

1891             12 Hammerton Street

4 Hammerton Street

William Cushworth

1887             46 Woodbury Road 

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M Dawson

1898             6 Teakwood Buildings, Otley Road

Lionel Dacre

1898             53 Manningham Lane

J Dempsey

1897 Fearnley Street, Otley Road

Isaac Dewhirst & Dobson

1889         8, Saltaire Road, Shipley

Alfred Frederick Dent

1897         1 Alva Terrace, Valley Road, Shipley

James Dunwell

1887                 42 Town Street, Eccleshill

1897 - 1906     Victoria Road Eccleshill

Arthur Dunwell

1891                 Victoria Road Eccleshill

Douval & Co

            1894    80 City Road

Francis Driver1883 - 1887         47 Lily Street

1897 - 1912 until 1927 14 Tyrrel Street

81 Godwin Street

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John Eastham

1849 Manor Hall, Kirkgate

John Edward Eddison (Eddison & Co)

1897 - 1904         66 Hanover Square

Eddisons Ltd

1912 Grosvenor Road

F

Franklyn Photographic Studio

1912 281 Swan Arcade

George R Fricker

1900 -1912                91 Newton Street

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Gillyatt (Proffitt & Gillyatt)

1891                 33 Preston Street

William Gibson

1875-1883         31 Park Crescent, Otley Road

Miles Grimshaw

1898                 9 Moorhead Lane, Shipley

Godiva Studios

Opposite G.N. Ry Station, Manchester Road

J Greenwood

1912 Glen Studio, Shipley Glen

James Gunston (e)

1866                 4 Green Street

1873                Managed T W Appleton's studio at 60 Manningham Lane 

1883                60 Manningham Lane (Byles 1883)

1887 - 1898     9a North Parade (Ref 1887 Whites Dir, 1891 POD, 1898 POD)

1891 - 1898     13 Rawson Square (1898 POD)

1900                1 Hallfield Arcade, Manningham lane. (J and J Gunstone)

By 1901 James had retired and was living in Ash Cottage, Caton, Lancashire. James Gunsone died in 1912 in Lancashire but was buried at Undercliffe Cemetery Bradford)

James had two sons Joseph Aloysious Gunston, and John Stanislaus Gunston, they both worked as photographers. John moved to Newcastle. In 1916, his address was 45 Fairfield Road, Newcastle.

J.  A. Gunston - Joseph Aloysious Gunston (e) (Son of James Gunston)

1887                 5 Victoria Terrace, Undercliffe

 J & J Gunston

1900-1902 1 Hallfield Arcade, Manningham Lane (1900 POD and 1902 Kellys)

J Gunston

1906-1909 60 Manningham Lane (1906 and 1909 POD) This could have been Joseph or John. 

Gunston & Co

A partnership between J A Woodhead and J A Gunston (1909 POD)

1909-1912+   60 Manningham Lane (Appleton's old studio. The building was still owned by T W Appleton and must have been rented to Gunston & Co. Appleton died in 1912) (1909 and 1912 POD)

In 1909 a series of advertisements appeared in the Bradford Weekly Telegraph showing this address.

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Robert Haigh

1891 - 1894     32 and 34 Diamond Street

Frederick Hamby

1900   - 1912              16 Harris Street

Hartley and Dawson

Harewood Street, Barkerend Road

Arthur Hesling

1893 - 1904     391 Rooley Lane

Herbert Holdsworth

1897 - 1933     353a Great Horton Road

352, Great Horton Road

Holbrook & Co

1870 Wooden Studio, Junction of James street and Upper Godwin Street, two stories in height, destroyed by fire.

Richard Holgate

1871             Lime Street Bingley

1877- 1894     85 Main Street BIngley

D Horner Bolton Woods

Edward Holland

1843 Victoria Rooms Cheapside

Isaac Hudson

1863 - 1867     85 High Street, Great Horton

1870 - 1872     91 High Street, Great Horton

Hudson (Litherland & Hudson)

1854 - 1856     71 Market Street

Humphries

may 1850 and Apr 1851 Manor Hall Kirkgate

Holmes (Sutcliffe & Holmes)

1883     151 Westgate

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J

Jackson Brothers

1881 977 Bolton Road 

Thomas Jay

1866 Rebecca Street

Edward T Jenkins

1883 35 Mannhelm Road

Joseph Jennings

1870     488 Manchester Road

Frederick Henry Johnson

1870     13 Sloane Street

Johnson and Blackburn

            1864 -1865 Opposite Primitive Methodist Chapel, Manchester Road. Partnership dissolved Jan 1865

Albert E Jones

1891 27 Kirkgate

Walter Jowett

1893 - 1894 16 Harris Street

Thomas Joy

1863 153a Westgate

1866 - 1870 Rebecca Street

Joy & Preston 

1861 147 Westgate

K

J H Knowles

19 Howard Street

Kora Kora

Toller Lane (Post Card)

L

Charles Henry Land

1889 Blanche Street

W H Large 

1891 Keighley Road, Shipley

Joseph Leach

1863 Top of Saltaire Road, Shipley

Joseph Leak

1887 - 1900 66 Godwin Street

Robert Leak

            66 Godwin Street.

1912 60 South Parade

Samuel Ledgard

1863 14 Spring Row, Manningham

John Lee

1894 - 1899 26 Saltaire Road, Shipley

Joseph Lees

1870 488 Leeds Road

James A Lees

1898 7 Heap Lane

Lewis & Co

1912 463 Manchester Road

Litherland Brothers

1854 - 1856 71 Market Street

Fritz Lorenz

1887 35 Victor Road

William Lord

1863 56 Crowther Street, Manchester Road

M

T McIntyre & Co

1894 107 Hall Lane

Charles Madison (Brother in Law to Richard James Appleton)

1887 8 Saltaire Road Shipley

James Maley

1887 640 Leeds Road

William Mann

1897 - 1901 East Bierley

Charles Marchbank

1861 137 Westgate

C & W Marchbank & William Marchbank

1858 139 Westgate

1861 - 1863 137 Westgate

William Marchbank

1861 -1863 139 Westgate

1865 145 Westgate

1870 27 Belgrave Place

William Marsden

1866 - 1887 557 Wakefield Road

1870 - 1872 27 Dewhirst Buildings Manchester Road

1875 - 1887 1 Sunbridge (Sun Buildings) Ivegate

Jason Mason

1912 28 Barlow Street

Alfred Megson

1875 33 St Judes Place Manningham

Alfred Megson was also an artist and art dealer operating from 85, Manningham Lane from 1876 to about 1880 and it is possible that the property was renumbered at this point and became No 55. This section of road was at one time referred to as North Parade. From 1884 he also operated from the Swan Arcade where he had various units, 206, 217 and 244 (1888) and later 217 224 and 165.(1902) He also took premises at 29 Market Street Bradford (1902) and 13 Montpellier Parade Harrogate (1901) 

T Megson     Possibly Thomas Shillito Megson Albert Megson's brother shown on 1871 census as Photographic Artist.

            18 Carlisle Place, Manningham.

William Middlemas

1861 Bowland Street Manningham Lane

1887 Alice Street, Lumb Lane

Charles Milner

1866 Kirkgate

1875 - 1881 67 George Street, Saltaire

Moritz & Co3 Binnie Street, 

American studio, 176 Manningham Lane

Herbert Murgatroyd

1894 15 Fearnley Street, Otley Road

1900 - 1901 Buttershaw Lane

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T F Newell

1856 Harrogate Gallery, Btm Horton Lane

145 Westgate

J Newell

            1881 Manager, Yorkshire Photographic Copying Company, 80 City Road

John F Newell (John Frederick Newell)

1883 81 or 181 Otley Road

Joseph Norbury

1863 103d Westgate

1863 9 Wynne Street

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Onions 

Onions, Bradford

P

Edmund John Passingham (appears as E Passingham and also E J Passingham)

1873 - 1875 5 Hustlergate

1877 - 1889 14 Tyrrel Street

Edmund moves to Brighton

Benjamin Peckover

1871 Bradley Street Bingley

Petty & Crampton

1912 Park Road, Low Moor

Alex Phillip

1897 151c Westgate

W F J Phillips

1897 Duckworth Lane, Manningham

Piccadilly Photographic Studio

1844 - 1845 Regent Place, Piccadilly

Johnathan Pitts

1889 Mill Street Cullingworth

Joshua Pollard

1897 - 1900 7 Birch Lane, Bowling Old Lane

1900 - 1904 2 Pakington Street

Walter Pollard

1900 Thornton Road, Thornton

George William Power

1893 - 1898 108 Town Street

J Power & Sons

1883 - 1891 108 Tong Street, Dudley Hill

William Gordon Plews

1866 52 Kirkgate

1867 - 1872 143 Westgate

Plews & Cox

1893 - 1898 Blanche Street, Bowling Back Lane

Preston & Joy

1861 147 Westgate

John Preston

1856 9 Bolton Road

James Proffitt

1891     13 Naseby Street, Shearbridge Road

Proffitt & Gillyatt

1891     33 Preston Street

R

H Ramsden

1858     Wakefield Road

Miss Frances Raper

1887     151d Westgate

Timothy Robinson

1871 - 1893 Hill Top Thornton  (Albert Sachs is shown in 1871 census visiting Timothy Robinson at his home address at 4, Hill Top Thornton)

1891 - 1912 19 Thornton Road

Robinson & Storey

1887 Fearnley Street

Edwin George Rooum

1856 Mr Rooums gallery, Shipley

1857 71 Briggate, Wharfe Street, Shipley

Edward Roff

1894 4 Primrose Hill

Josef Rosemont (Josef Rosenberg)

1912 13 Rawson Square

A Roxburgh & Riley

1883 11 Leeds Road Windhill

1887 - 1889 Saltaire Road, Shipley

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Albert Sachs

1873 Working for James Hertz Lumb Lane

1873 - 1877 151e Westgate

1876 - 1881 20 Manningham Lane

1876 - 1881 20 North Parade - Shop. It should be noted that a section of Manningham lane, nearest to Bradford, was being referred to as North Parade and also Manningham Lane. so 20 Manningham Lane and 20 North Parade are the same premises. Presumably to avoid confusion in around 1883 the section of road nearest to Bradford was given the name North Parade and the rest of the road was referred to as just Manningham Lane. As it is now. Properties on Manningham Lane were renumbered so what was 20 Manningham Lane became No 8 Manningham Lane.

1881 - 1889 1 Manor Street

1883 - 1920 8 Mannningham Lane - Albert died in 1886, the studio was continued by his brother Oscar until his death in 1919.   Oscar Sachs 3 Manor Street 1912

A Sagar

1900 - 1912 55 North Parade

Church  Green, Keighley & Nelson

Oliver Sarony

1846 Golden Lion Inn

Savoy Studios Bradley Brothers

St Georges Hall

D B Seaman & Co

1912 17 Ivegate

Ernest H Scales

1891 44 Kirkgate

Walter Scott

1912 2 Barkerend Road

James Sharp

1900 - 1912 61 Union Road, Low Moor

Mr Sharp

1852 Nutters Place, Northgate

Shepherd Brothers

1883 - 1887 80 City Road

Thomas N Shepherd

1883 16 Cowper Place

Peter Skeolan Snr

1844 - 1845 26 Kirkgate, Rooms at Mr Taylors Bookseller. Miniature Painter and Profilist before he took up photography in the early 1850s

William Slade

1897 - 1912 34, Heaton Road

Victor Slater

1894 550 Little Horton Road

Charles Smith

1879 - 1897 181 Otley Road

Fred Smith1898 - 1904 Park Road, Low Moor.

Harold Park Art Studio, Low Moor, Bradford

George Frederick Smith

1898 55 North Parade

Joseph Smith

1887 26 Athol Road

John N Smith

1887 Otley Road

William Smith

1863 Myrtle Place, Bingley

1875 80 Four Lane Ends

1887 Cross Roads, Bingley

Stephen Stansfield

1898 - 1900+   Alexandra Studio, Saltaire Road, Shipley

1912 18 Westcliffe Road, Shipley

William Staples

1881 - 1883 145a Westgate

James Sugden

1863 17 Mosscar Street, Leeds Road

Sutcliffe & Holmes

1883 151d Westgate

Charles Swift

1912 3 Binnie Street

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A & G Taylor (Andrew and George) - Part of a chain of studios

1881 72 Manningham Lane

1883 - 1912 84 Manningham Lane  Some properties in Manningham Lane were renumbered in  around 1883, so it is very likely that No 72 and No 84 are the same property.

James William Taylor

1881 Fearnley Street, Otley Road

1887 26 Rufford Street  (J W Taylor & co)

B Sandford Taylor 1902+

53 Manningham Lane

118 Manningham Lane

George Tillett

Park Road, Bingley

Thompson & Batley (Successors to J M D Worsnop)

1887-1889 16-18 Harris Street

Sam Thrippleton

1900 54 Laisterdyke

Frank Towers

1893 - 1904 4 Harris Street

U

James Utley

1894 11 Salt Street and 18 Trafalger Street, Broughton Lane, Manchester

1898 - 1901 81 Godwin Street

1898 - 1901 145 Westgate

V

Vale

72 Barkerend Road

John S Vaughan

1898 48 Whetley Lane

Charles Vaughan

1894 - 1904 48 Whetley Lane

W

Vernon Waddington

27 Commercial Street, Shipley

John Walker

1866 North Parade

George Ward

1861 - 1863 23 Market Place/23 Green Market

1866 Market Place & 11 Cannon Street

Mrs Ellen Ward

1870 11 Cannon Street

James Jackson Webster (Moved to New Zealand in 1912)

           1901-1912 570 Manchester Road

Archibold Whitam

1883 80 Sticker Lane

W H White

1897 1 Nuttall Road, Barkerend Rod

William Wilkinson

1891 177 Wakefield Road

1900 10 Fagley Road, Eccleshill

J Wilkinson

570 Manchester Road (G A Wilkinson)

F Williams Jnr

19 Curzon Road

A Wilson

1875 24 Carlisle Road

H Wilson

1898 16 Harris Street

Harwood Street, 

Binnie Street & Harewood Street

H Wilson & Co

1912 6 High Street, Idle

J Wilson

1912 Binnie Street

Miss Muriel Wilson 

1912 936 Manchester Road

Joseph Wilson 1906 Binnie Street

1908- 1912   Barkerend Road

George Z Wombwell

1879 400 Manchester Road

Frederick Wood Jnr

1898 104 Carlisle Road

Thomas Wright

1870 7 Baptist Place

1872 John's Court, Westgate

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Yorkshire Photographic Copying Company

            1881 J Newell, Manager, 80 City Road

Z

Zamousi and Whaite, 

            1857 Colouring photographic portraits Photographic saloon bottom of Horton Road