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CHARLES WILLIAM CARTER
A.K.A. C. W. CARTER'S VIEW EMPORIUM
Salt Lake City, Utah
Charles
William Carter was born in London, England on August 4,
1832. Early in his life in England he was a schoolmaster, and
was also a sergeant in the British army. Carter came to Salt
Lake City in 1859, and set up his first photograph studio. As
one of Utah's most famous early photographers, Carter documented
the construction of the Mormon Temple and Tabernacle. He also
made fine views of Shoshone Indians, mining, the
Transcontinental Railroad construction and Mormon life. He died
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. George Smith, in Midvale, Utah
on January 27, 1918.
Only
a few, rare Yellowstone views are known by Carter. The are
all printed with his company name, "C.W. Carter’s View Emporium."
Central Basins, Mammoth Springs, Yellowstone.
Although he made many stereoview types,
Carter’s only known Yellowstone style is
found on yellow, 3½" x 7" inch mounts. Here are a group of
tourists at Mammoth in northern Yellowstone.
C. W. CARTER VIEWLIST
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