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Huestis P. Cook

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After his father died in 1902, Cook took over the studio at 913 East Main Street in Richmond. Huestis Cook is known for his photographs of African Americans. Cook's work also includes self portraits but encompasses a wide range of subjects. Together he and his father had amassed a large collection of
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His father moved the family to Richmond in 1880, when Heustis was twelve. There the senior Cook had his last photography studio. Heustis attended local schools and also learned photography from his father, including techniques with glass-plate negatives, developing and printing. The eldest son,
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After Cook's death in 1951, his widow, Mary Latimer Cook, later helped researchers discover thousands of the family's photographs and glass plate negatives. In 1954, during the directorship of Virginia McKenney Claiborne, some 10,000 images were acquired by
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George LaGrange Cook, had also become a photographer and had stayed in Charleston, taking over their father's studio there. After a decade, he joined the rest of the family in Richmond.
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Shadows in Silver; A Record of Virginia, 1850-1900, In Contemporary Photographs Taken by George and Huestis Cook, with Additions from the Cook Collection
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to George Smith Cook (1819-1902) and his second wife Lavinia Pratt. She was the niece of George Cook's late wife Elizabeth, who died in 1864.
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photos of people and places in the city of Richmond, images produced from glass-plate negatives.
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Heustis Cook married Mary Latimer and set up his own photography business.
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by A. Lawrence Kocher and Howard Dearstyne, New York: Scribner (1954)
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Robert Toombs

Rosewell Plantation
Gloucester County, Virginia
Richmond, Virginia
George S. Cook
American Civil War
daguerrotypes
Charleston, South Carolina
Richmond, Virginia
Charleston, South Carolina
The Valentine



"Behind the Cook Studio"
"Through the Lens of Time | VCU Libraries Digital Collections"
"A Historian's Photographer"
"Virginia Spotswood McKenney Claiborne (1887 – 1981): activist for women's education and occupational opportunity, museum director"
Categories
1868 births
1951 deaths
American photographers
People from Richmond, Virginia

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