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Wallace Dickinson House

7/7/2015

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Hey guys! I'm here to share with you the best tintypes I got out of my afternoon photographing the Wallace Dickinson House. I asked Stepheni to share some of the history of house and here is what she answered : 
"T
he house was built in 1888. 
The neighborhood at that time was called "The Terrace".  The Terrace at N
Avenue and 24th Street was considered a fashionable place to live. 
It is on the local Historical Registry. 
Officially named the Wallace Dickinson house 

Besides a family home, the house has been a boarding house for the wives and
children of service members during WWII and a boys preparatory school in the
50s-60s.  We are 3rd family to own the house."


The plates below (except the first, it's a 5x7) are the size of 3 1/2 by 5 in. Exposure time of the day was 1-2 seconds.

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    Catherine Segura is a Millennial Slacker working her way to being  full time Wet Plate Photographer, she occasionally picks up a DSLR camera.

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