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Benecke, Robert (American and German photographer, 1835 - 1903)
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Note: Born January 1835; died 3 November 1903. In 1856, Benecke emigrated to Missouri from Germany and opened a photography studio in Brunswick with a daguerreotypist, E. Meier, and a landscape painter named Keyte. Ca. 1860, before the Civil War, Benecke moved to Knoxville, Tennessee. In 1864, Benecke moved to Saint Louis, Missouri, and opened a photographic studio with W. Hoelke. From 1871 to 1873, Benecke travelled down the Mississippi River to Texas producing photographs for Scribner's Magazine. In the 1880s, Benecke worked as a plant supervisor and chemist at Gustav Cramer's dry plate factory, Saint Louis, Missouri. |
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(American and German photographer, 1835 - 1903) ..... [VP Preferred]
(American and German photographer; born Stiege (Germany), 1835; died Saint Louis (Missouri, United States), 1903) ..... [CCA]
(American (born Germany), 1835-1903) ..... [JPGM]
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