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Christian Aichberg - Santa Cruz Photographer

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Christian Aichberg - Santa Cruz Photographer
The back of the photo is a good advertisement for Christian Aichberg, who ran a studio at 103 Pacific Ave., Santa Cruz, from 1887-1892. Christian died in 1888, but his wife continued to run the studio for several more years.

Source: Santa Cruz Sentinel 1888 Nov 2 3:1
"Death of C. Aichberg.
At half past one o’clock this morning C. Aichberg, the photographer, died of Bright’s disease of the kidneys, from which complaint he had been a long sufferer. He leaves a wife and a daughter."

Photo found in an antique store.
Date & Place: in Santa Cruz, California USA
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