Difference between revisions of "Baltzly's Palace of Art"

From Wayne County, Ohio Online Resource Center
Jump to navigation Jump to search
m (Text replacement - "Photography Studios" to "Professional / Scientific / and Technical Services")
Line 1: Line 1:
−
{{Infobox company
+
{{Organization
−
| name             = {{FULLPAGENAME}}
+
|Organization name= {{FULLPAGENAME}}
−
| logo            =  
+
|Logo=  
−
| logo_caption    =
+
|Images= File:ScanPage 020.jpg
−
| image            = File:ScanPage 020.jpg
+
|Trading name=  
−
| image_size      = 200px
+
|Industries={{Industry
−
| image_caption    =  
+
|Industry sector=Professional and Technical; Recreation
−
| trading_name    =  
+
|Sub-Industry=Professional / Scientific / and Technical Services; Miscellaneous Store Retailers
−
| native_name      =
 
−
| native_name_lang =
 
−
| romanized_name  =
 
−
| former_name      =
 
−
| former type      =
 
−
| type            = Professional / Scientific / and Technical Services; Miscellaneous Store Retailers
 
−
| traded_as        =
 
−
| industry        = Professional and Technical; Recreation
 
−
| fate            = Dissolved
 
−
| predecessor      =
 
−
| successor        =
 
−
| foundation      = [[Wooster, Ohio]]  About ({{Start date|1862}})
 
−
| founder          = [[Benjamin Franklin Baltzly]]
 
−
| defunct          = About {{End date|1865}}
 
−
| location_city    = [[Wooster, Ohio]]
 
−
| location_country = United States
 
−
| locations        = 1
 
−
| area_served      =
 
−
| key_people      = Benjamin Franklin {{Surname|Baltzly}}
 
−
| products        =
 
−
| brands          =
 
−
| production      =
 
−
| services        =
 
−
| revenue          =
 
−
| operating_income =
 
−
| net_income      =
 
−
| aum              = <!-- Only for financial services companies -->
 
−
| assets          =
 
−
| equity          =
 
−
| owner            =
 
−
| num_employees    =
 
−
| parent          =
 
−
| divisions        =
 
−
| subsid          =
 
−
| homepage        = <!-- {URL|example.com} -->
 
−
| footnotes        =
 
−
| intl            =
 
−
| bodystyle        =
 
 
}}
 
}}
 +
|Status=Defunct
 +
|Fate=Dissolved
 +
|Fate other=
 +
|Predecessor=
 +
|Successor=
 +
|Day Start=
 +
|Month Start=
 +
|Year Start=1862
 +
|Start date=1862
 +
|Founders={{Founder
 +
|Name of person=Benjamin Franklin Baltzly
 +
|Note=
 +
}}
 +
|Day End=
 +
|Month End=
 +
|Year End=1865
 +
|End date=1865
 +
|Locations={{Location
 +
|Is primary=Yes
 +
|Address label=
 +
|Building number=1989
 +
|Street=S. Buckeye St.
 +
|City=Wooster
 +
|Township=Wooster
 +
|County=Wayne County
 +
|State=Ohio
 +
|Zipcode=44691
 +
|Country=United States
 +
|Is time bound=
 +
|Period from year=
 +
|Period until year=
 +
|Note=
 +
}}
 +
|Key persons={{Staff
 +
|Full name=Benjamin Franklin Baltzly
 +
|Role=
 +
|Period from year=
 +
|Period until year=
 +
|Note=
 +
}}
 +
|Brand=
 +
|Owners={{Staff
 +
|Owner name=
 +
|Owner from year=
 +
|Owner until year=
 +
|Note=
 +
}}
 +
|Number of employees=
 +
|Parent organization=
 +
|Division=
 +
}}
 +
 +
<!-- Long version of the company history -->
  
 
Benjamin Franklin {{Surname|Baltzly}} was born in [[Sugarcreek, Tuscarwas County, Ohio]] in 1835. Baltzly opened a photographic studio, [[Baltzly's Palace of Art]], in downtown [[Wooster, Ohio]] around 1862 which he ran until he volunteered for service in the [[Ohio National Guard]] and left the business under the care of his brother, Reverend J. B. Baltzly. After the Civil War he moved to Montreal, Canada about 1866-67 and opened another photographic studio. However, his Montreal studio burned down in 1868, and Baltzly went to work for William Notman's Studio where he remained until 1877.
 
Benjamin Franklin {{Surname|Baltzly}} was born in [[Sugarcreek, Tuscarwas County, Ohio]] in 1835. Baltzly opened a photographic studio, [[Baltzly's Palace of Art]], in downtown [[Wooster, Ohio]] around 1862 which he ran until he volunteered for service in the [[Ohio National Guard]] and left the business under the care of his brother, Reverend J. B. Baltzly. After the Civil War he moved to Montreal, Canada about 1866-67 and opened another photographic studio. However, his Montreal studio burned down in 1868, and Baltzly went to work for William Notman's Studio where he remained until 1877.
Line 52: Line 67:
  
 
<!-- SAMPLE
 
<!-- SAMPLE
−
==Locations==
+
==Quick Facts==
−
*  {{Address | number=1989 | street=S. Buckeye St. | city=Wooster | state=Ohio | zip=44691 | categorize=true | primary=true | township=Wooster }}
 
−
-->
 
−
 
 
−
==City Directories==
 
−
<!-- Ex. YEAR - Name of Directory, p. -->
 
−
* 
 
−
 
 
−
==Comprehensive History==
 
−
<!-- Long version of the company history -->
 
−
 
 
−
==Slogans==
 
−
<!-- Bullet listing with date, EX. 1956 - Slogan title -->
 
−
* 
 
−
 
 
−
==Historical documents==
 
−
<!-- No Images - Business Documents with historical value -->
 
−
* 
 
−
 
 
−
==Timeline==
 
 
<!-- Bullet listing with date, EX. 1956 - March 6, Brief timeline -->
 
<!-- Bullet listing with date, EX. 1956 - March 6, Brief timeline -->
 
* 1862 - approximate date business began in Wooster
 
* 1862 - approximate date business began in Wooster
 
* 1865 - approximate date business ended in Wooster
 
* 1865 - approximate date business ended in Wooster
  
−
==Gallery==
 
−
<!-- This is the place for Images -->
 
−
 
−
===Business Letterheads===
 
−
 
−
 
−
===Business Photos===
 
−
<!-- This section may include both internal and external photos -->
 
−
 
−
==Newspaper articles==
 
−
<!-- NEWSPAPER ARTICLES GO UNDER HEADINGS BELOW -->
 
−
===Newspaper full-text articles===
 
−
 
−
 
−
===Newspaper ads===
 
−
 
−
 
−
===Newspaper citations with no attached images===
 
−
 
−
 
−
==References==
 
 
<references />
 
<references />
  
−
==What Links Here==
+
[[Category:Organizations]]
−
{{Special:Whatlinkshere/{{FULLPAGENAME}}}}
+
[[Category:Maintenance BOT]]
−
 
 
−
[[Category:Baltzly's Palace of Art]]
 
−
[[Category:Businesses established in 1860]]
 
−
[[Category:Businesses in Wooster, Ohio]]
 
−
[[Category:Businesses in the Professional and Technical industry]]
 
−
[[Category:Businesses in the Recreation industry]]
 
−
[[Category:Defunct businesses in 1860]]
 
−
[[Category:Defunct businesses in Wooster, Ohio]]
 
−
[[Category:Defunct businesses in the Professional and Technical industry]]
 
−
[[Category:Miscellaneous Store Retailers]]
 
−
[[Category:Miscellaneous Store Retailers (defunct)]]
 
−
[[Category:Miscellaneous Store Retailers in Wooster, Ohio]]
 
−
[[Category:Miscellaneous Store Retailers in Wooster, Ohio (defunct)]]
 
−
[[Category:Professional / Scientific / and Technical Services]]
 
−
[[Category:Professional / Scientific / and Technical Services (defunct)]]
 
−
[[Category:Professional / Scientific / and Technical Services in Wooster, Ohio]]
 
−
[[Category:Professional / Scientific / and Technical Services in Wooster, Ohio (defunct)]]
 
−
[[Category:Professional and Technical businesses in Wooster, Ohio]]
 
−
[[Category:Professional and Technical businesses in Wooster, Ohio (defunct)]]
 
−
[[Category:Recreation businesses (defunct)]]
 
−
[[Category:Recreation businesses in Wooster, Ohio]]
 
−
[[Category:Recreation businesses in Wooster, Ohio (defunct)]]
 

Revision as of 00:18, 1 February 2023

. .

. . .

Wiki.png
About
Name
  • Baltzly's Palace of Art
Professional and Technical
  • Professional / Scientific / and Technical Services
Facts
Founded
  • 1862
Dissolved
  • 1865
Related
Key Persons
Founders
Location
    • 1989 S. Buckeye St., Wooster, 44691, Ohio, United States

File:ScanPage 020.jpg


Benjamin Franklin Baltzly was born in Sugarcreek, Tuscarwas County, Ohio in 1835. Baltzly opened a photographic studio, Baltzly's Palace of Art, in downtown Wooster, Ohio around 1862 which he ran until he volunteered for service in the Ohio National Guard and left the business under the care of his brother, Reverend J. B. Baltzly. After the Civil War he moved to Montreal, Canada about 1866-67 and opened another photographic studio. However, his Montreal studio burned down in 1868, and Baltzly went to work for William Notman's Studio where he remained until 1877.

It’s during his time working for Notman that Baltzly became best known for his work as part of the Canadian Geological Survey team in which surveyors were sent to chart the British Columbia interior to find a suitable path for the Pacific Railway across Canada. William Notman arranged for Benjamin Baltzly, an employee of his Montreal studio, to join the Canadian Geological expedition in 1871 and capture exotic images of the land with the hope of later turning a nice profit from their sale. Baltzly not only took photographs, he also kept a detailed journal that was later published in a book. He returned to America in the late 1870s and from 1879 to 1882 he worked for Pack Bros. in Cambridge, Massachusetts. There, in December 1882, he purchased a studio that he ran until his death on July 10, 1883.

  • 1862 - approximate date business began in Wooster
  • 1865 - approximate date business ended in Wooster


Retrieved from "https://wiki.wcpl.info/w/index.php?title=Baltzly%27s_Palace_of_Art&oldid=270379"