John B. Heywood
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John B. Heywood was a photographer in 19th-century United States. He worked in Boston, Massachusetts, c. 1856-1861.[1][2][3] Examples of his photographs reside in the New York Public Library and the Massachusetts Historical Society.
References
- ↑ Boston Directory. 1856, 1858, 1861
- ↑ "Masonic Chit Chat." Freemason's monthly magazine. June 1858
- ↑ Merrill D. Peterson. John Brown: The Legend Revisited. University of Virginia Press, 2004
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- Flickr. Hand-colored daguerreotype of Nathaniel Holmes Bishop at age 23, credited to Heywood & Heard of Boston, 1860.
Image gallery
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Interior of apothecary's store, by John B. Heywood.jpg
Apothecary, Boston(?), 19th century
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King's chapel, by John B. Heywood.jpg
Tremont St., Boston, 19th century
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Physical lecture room, Institute of Technology, by John B. Heywood.jpg
Institute of Technology, Boston, 19th century
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Vessel in tow, by John B. Heywood.jpg
Boston Harbor(?), 19th century
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View of public garden and Common from Newbury St, by John B. Heywood.jpg
Newbury St., Boston, 19th century
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Washington Street, by John B. Heywood.jpg
Washington St., Boston, 19th century
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Fort Winthrop, from South Boston Point, by John B. Heywood 2.jpg
South Boston Point and view of Fort Winthrop, Massachusetts, 19th century
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