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Cabinet Photographs by W. C. Bristow of Chapel Road, Worthing

[ABOVE] A Cabinet portrait of  two women cyclists  by W. C. Bristow, 19 Chapel Road, Worthing (c1900). Studio Proprietor : Mrs Eliza Bristow. [ABOVE] A Cabinet portrait of a middle-aged man by W. C. Bristow, 19 Chapel Road, Worthing (c1898). Studio Proprietor : Mrs Eliza Bristow. [ABOVE] A Cabinet portrait of a woman by W. C. Bristow, 19 Chapel Road, Worthing (c1896).Studio Proprietor : Mrs Eliza Bristow.

[ABOVE] A Cabinet portrait of a man with a moustache by W. C. Bristow, 19 Chapel Road, Worthing (c1900).Studio Proprietor : Mrs Eliza Bristow. [ABOVE] A Cabinet portrait of a young woman by W. C. Bristow, 19 Chapel Road, Worthing (c1900). Studio Proprietor : Mrs Eliza Bristow. [ABOVE] A Cabinet portrait of an unknown man by W. C. Bristow, 19 Chapel Road, Worthing (c1900). Studio Proprietor : Mrs Eliza Bristow.

[ABOVE] A Cabinet portrait of a young woman by W. C. Bristow, 19 Chapel Road, Worthing (c1900). Studio Proprietor : Mrs Eliza Bristow. [ABOVE] A Cabinet portrait of a large family group by W. C. Bristow, 19 Chapel Road, Worthing (c1907). Studio Proprietor : Mrs Eliza Bristow. [ABOVE] A Cabinet portrait of an unknown man by W. C. Bristow, 19 Chapel Road, Worthing (c1907). Studio Proprietor : Mrs Eliza Bristow.
 

[ABOVE] Chapel Road, Worthing, photographed around 1905. A banner projects from the business premises of auctioneer and house agent John Blake at 17 Chapel Road. The building carries the sign "Blake's House Agency". Immediately to the right of John Blake's offices is the shop and studio of  Mrs Eliza Bristow, the proprietor of "W. C. Bristow", Art Photographers" at 19 Chapel Road. Mrs Eliza Bristow operated the studio of her late husband Walter Charles Bristow at No. 19 Chapel Road from 1896 until about 1918. On the left of the picture are the shops belonging to William James Kettle, baker & confectioner (No.7) and Edith Atkin, gents' outfitter and hatter (No.9a).

[ABOVE] The trade plate of  W. C. Bristow, 19 Chapel Road, Worthing, taken from the reverse of a cabinet card (c1896). Although the portrait photographs produced at 2 South Street, Worthing from 1896 carry the name of "W. C. Bristow", the proprietor of the studio was Mrs Eliza Bristow, Walter Bristow's widow. Walter Charles Bristow had died in Worthing on 2nd March 1896, aged 34.

 

To view examples of the photographic work produced at the studios of W. C. Bristow of Worthing, click on the following links :

Carte-de-visite Photographs by W. C. Bristow of Worthing

Cabinet Photographs by W. C. Bristow of 2 South Street

Cabinet Photographs by W. C. Bristow of 19 Chapel Road

Midget Carte Photographs by W. C. Bristow of Worthing

 

Click on the link below to return to the account of W. C. Bristow's Photographic Studio in Worthing

The Studio of W. C. Bristow

 

To view two cabinet portraits of Maude Louise Jupp and her sisters photographed by Mrs Eliza Bristow of Worthing, plus other photographs featuring fancy dress costumes, click on the link below:

Mrs Bristow's Photographs of Maude Louise Jupp in Tyrolean Costume

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