The Elizabeth Street studio, Hobart, Tasmania
The Elizabeth Street studio, Hobart, Tasmania
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From the KLW NFC Group 2003-2025
The City Photographic Establishment, Thomas J. Nevin's studio from 1866-1876, originally numbered at 140 Elizabeth St., was three doors from Patrick Street, Hobart, looking towards the River Derwent. No longer the original building, the site was renumbered as 198 Elizabeth St. Hobart, Tasmania, and is currently the headquarters of the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre.
Clients posing with Thomas J. Nevin's big box stereoscopic viewer
Thomas J. Nevin at his finest: Camille Del Sarte and family 1860s-1870s
Elizabeth Allport nee Ritchie at Thomas J. Nevin's studio 1876
Contractors Thomas J. Nevin and "dog on the chain" James Spence 1872
Thomas Nevin's photographic reductions of large documents 1870s
Second thoughts: one session, two poses at the City Photographic Establishment
Marriage breakdown: Elizabeth Amos v Alfred Threlkeld Mayson 1878-1882
Photographers A. Bock, S. Clifford and T. Nevin at Port Arthur
Studio decor: the pauper on Thos Nevin’s carpet and Brother Payne
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