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HomeContents > People > Photographers > Joseph S. Rogers

Names:
Born: Joseph Stetson Rogers 
Other: J. S. Rogers 
Dates:  1828 (ca) - 1887, 4 March
Born:  US
Active:  Canada
Gender:  Male
 
  
In May 1863 he opened The People's Gallery in Halifax (NS, Canada) at 189-191 Barrington Street and he continued to run it until he retired in April 1874. His archive of over 7000 negatives was dispersed and less than 300 survive held largely by Nova Scotia Archives and Records Management (Halifax, NS), the Nova Scotia Museum (Halifax, NS) and the Sherman Hines Museum of Photography (Liverpool, NS).
 
One of the most significant survivals is the Roger's Photographic Advertising Album (Halifax, N.S., 1871) that illustrates and documents the businesses of Halifax.

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Rogers' Photographic Advertising Album 
http://www.gov.ns.ca ... 
Published in 1871 the album by Joseph S. Rogers includes photographs of the businesses of Halifax accompanied by newspaper-style advertisements. 
  
Joseph S. Rogers, ca. 1828-1887 
http://www.gov.ns.ca ... 
Ran The People's Gallery in Halifax, NS, Canada from May 1863 until his retirement on April 1874. 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
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