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| Type | Photography Studios |
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| Industry | Professional & Technical |
| Fate | Fire |
| Founder(s) | W. J. Rawlins |
| Headquarters | downtown, Wooster, Ohio, United States |
| Number of locations | 1 |
Biography
W. J. Rawlins and his wife ran the Victory Gallery as the Rawlins & Co. in downtown Wooster, Ohio from about 1872 until March 23, 1874 when their studio was destroyed by fire. A 1872 Photography magazine advertisement listed W.J. Rawlins as utilizing Slee's Card Mounts.
Historical documents
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Timeline
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Gallery
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