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Washington, Kansas

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Washington, Kansas
Photo of an unknown woman taken between 1888-1892.
Photographer, D.H. Hutchings, worked in Burlington, Kansas about 1885, moving on to Washington, Kansas where he had a studio from 1888-1892.
Date & Place: at Hutchings Photography in Washington, Kansas USA
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