1892 · Provo
by Conkling, Charles August
Provo: C.A. Conkling, 1892. Boudoir cabinet card. Albumen photograph [12.5 cm x 19.5 cm] on a dark brown Conkling mount [13.5 cm x 21.5 cm] 'Martin Reinheimer dealer in Drugs and General Merchandise' backstamp. Minor rubbing to extremities of mount with gentle discoloring to back. Age-toning to image. View of Martin Reinheimer's mercantile in Marysvale, Utah, with a group of men standing in front. "Martin Reinheimer a familiar figure in Mount Pleasant and Spring city having been a drug dispenser and proprietor of the Capitol saloon has pulled up stakes and will hereafter run a drug store in Marysvale the coming mining town. Mr. Reinheimer is an adept at making friends and will without doubt count them by legion in his new field. Success to you Martin." - Salt Lake Herald (03/27/1892)
Charles August Conkling (1854-1944) was born May 12, 1854 in Le Roy, New York to Elias Conkling and his wife. He married Ellen Crecia Terry on August 19, 1887 in Idaho; they had four children together. Conkling was a dentist and rancher, as well as photographer. He operated the Phoenix Photographic Studio in Provo at the Union Block on Center Street. His images are rare. (Inventory #: 10067)
Charles August Conkling (1854-1944) was born May 12, 1854 in Le Roy, New York to Elias Conkling and his wife. He married Ellen Crecia Terry on August 19, 1887 in Idaho; they had four children together. Conkling was a dentist and rancher, as well as photographer. He operated the Phoenix Photographic Studio in Provo at the Union Block on Center Street. His images are rare. (Inventory #: 10067)
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