A.M. Cunningham & Son

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A.M. Cunningham & Son

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  • A.M. Cunningham Studio
  • Cunningham Studio
  • Reid Studio

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Dates of existence

1886-1968

History

In 1886, Charles S. Cochran (1854-1933) opened a photographic studio in association with Alexander M. Cunningham (1863-1926). In 1902, Cochran left and the studio was renamed the A.M. Cunningham Studio. After his son Charles H. Cunningham joined the business the name changed to A.M. Cunningham & Son. When Alexander died, Charles continued the business, which was known in later years as the Cunningham Studio. In 1955, Charles retired and sold his interest in the firm. From 1967 to 1968 the business was known as the Reid Studio. In 1969, the photographic studio closed because the building was set to be demolished for a downtown urban renewal project.

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Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

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  • Clipboard

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  • EAC

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