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Finding Aid to Photographs of Oregon, California, Idaho, and Other Western Scenes by M.M. and G.I. Hazeltine,approximately 1867-1895
BANC PIC 1905.13652-.13974  
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Description
The Photographs of Oregon, California, Idaho, and Other Western Scenes collection contains 310 items (293 stereographs, 7 cartes de visite, and 10 other mounted albumen prints) taken from about 1867 to 1895. Most of the prints are the work of M.M. (Martin Mason) Hazeltine, though some are by his brother G.I. (George Irving) Hazeltine.
Background
Martin Mason Hazeltine was born July 31, 1827 in Vermont. Martin and his brother George Irving studied photography together in St. Charles, Illinois and then in New York City. In 1853 they arrived in San Francisco, where they opened a daguerreotype shop. In the mid-1860s Martin moved to Mendocino to practice photography, much of which would be published by J.P. Soule and Lawrence & Houseworth. In the late 1860s Martin began to photograph the Yosemite Valley and Big Tree regions of the Sierra Nevadas. In the 1870s he entered into partnership with J.J. Reilly in both Stockton and the Yosemite Valley, still continuing his visits to Mendocino. In 1883 Martin traveled to Idaho, and later moved to Baker City, Oregon. M.M. Hazeltine died in 1903.
Extent
310 photographs 293 stereographs, 10 mounted albumen prints, 7 cartes de visite and 310 digital objects : stereographs, mounted albumen prints, cartes de visite ; stereographs 12 x 18 cm or smaller, mounted albumen prints 14 x 22 cm or smaller; cartes de visite 11 x 7 cm
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