DescriptionOne of the earliest photographs from the F. A. Whitehead Studio.
F.A. Whitehead began his career with Tissingtons studio in Ellenborough Street, he opened his own studio and took over the studio of William Deazeley in Brisbane Street in 1888.
The studio passed to the sons and then grandson and was the longest continuously family owned studio in Australia until sold in 2001.
Note chair used in this studio same as one used in Frisco Studio photographs.
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