Central Pacific Railroad Photographic History Museum
... a fire destroyed many of the original plates. ... this fire happened on 10/31/1884, at Weitfle's new studio at 448 Larimer Street in Denver. Many of those glass plates that were destroyed were originally Thurlow photographs, which Charles purchased in early 1879 from Thurlow's widow. ...
—Paul L. Weitfle, Jr.
posted from CPRR Discussion Group at 8:19 PM
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[I would wish to restore a great number of photographs. These photographs were soaked in muddy water in consequence of floods. Is this possible? What are your charges?]
Je souhaiterais faire restaurer un grand nombre de photos. Ces photos ont trempé dans de l'eau boueuse par suite d'inondations. Est ce possible ? Quels sont vos tarifs ?
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