Kimbrough Barton ca. 1860's,
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Carte de visite of Kimbrough Barton, ca. 1860's, b&w. Note on back: Kimbrough Barton backprint of R. Goebel, St. Charles, Mo. Rudolph Goebel was born Germany, 1835. By 1856 he was producing dageureotypes in St. Charles. During the Civil War, his studio was located opposite the Courthouse. He had a large exhibit at the 1870 St. Louis Fair, and produced a picture book of St. charles in 1872. Was working at least into the 1880's. (This is from the Carte de visite album in folder 17.).
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