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Hall, E. C.

1847                19 Market Square, Portland, Maine.

1849                Water Street, Over D. Alden & Co’s Hat and Cap Store, Augusta, Maine.

1852                Address and Location Unknown.

1847 June 15.  Portland Weekly Advertiser.  (Portland, Maine.) June 15, 1847, Vol. XLIX, No. 23, P. 3.

Daguerreotype Miniatures.  Rooms are now open at No. 19, Market Square, opposite City Hall, where miniatures will be taken in the neatest manner, at any hour in the day from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M., without regard to weather.

Citizens or Strangers visiting our rooms, can have Miniatures taken in this unique style, and well set in Gold Lockets, Pins, Rings, Bracelets, Cases, Frames, &c. in a few moments.

All pains will be taken to finish Pictures in the highest perfection of the Art, and no persons will be expected to take them unless they are perfectly satisfactory to themselves and friends.

Instruction will be given in the Art: and the process explained from the first taking of the plate to the last finish of the picture.  E. C. Hall & Co.  Portland, April 27, 1847.

1849 May 31.  Maine Farmer.  (Augusta, Maine.)  May 31, 1849, Vol. XVII, No. 22, P. 3.

Daguerreotype Rooms, Over D. Alden & Co’s Hat and Cap Store, Water Street, Augusta, Maine.  The subscribers would respectfully inform the people of Augusta and vicinity, that they have had long experience in their business, and have within the last six months made a simple discovery and decided improvements, which is highly pleasing to the operator and subject.  By this new beautifier and accelerating chemical agent, with our top-light and large apparatus, miniatures will be executed in the surprising short space of from 3 to 15 seconds, bearing any tone, from deep, rich shade, to the freshness of life.  Those having poor and spotted Daguerreotypes, taken by the old process, can exchange them for finished ones, (warranted not to change,) for the very low price of $1.  Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call and judge for themselves.  Rooms open from 7 A. M. to 6 P. M.

Instruction given in the Art, with all the late improvements.  Apparatus of all kinds for sale, and stock of the best quality.  E. C. Hall & Co.

Advertisement was recorded between May 31 to December 26, 1849.

1852 October 13.  The Granite Farmer.  (Manchester, New Hampshire.)  October 13, 1852, Vol. III, No. 41, P. 6 & 7.

Awards of Committees…

Fancy And Useful Articles…

S. B. Richardson, Nashua, Daguerreotypes, Medal.

F. A. Brown, Manchester, Daguerreotypes, Diploma.

E. C. Hall, [Unknown], Daguerreotypes, Diploma.

E. C. Hall

1849                Water Street, Over D. Alden & Co’s Hat and Cap Store, Augusta, Maine.

E. C. Hall was recorded in one advertisement that ran from May 31 to December 26, 1849 in the Maine Farmer (Augusta, Maine).  Daguerreotype Rooms, Over D. Alden & Co’s Hat and Cap Store, Water Street, Augusta, Maine.  The subscribers would respectfully inform the people of Augusta and vicinity, that they have had long experience in their business, and have within the last six months made a simple discovery and decided improvements, which is highly pleasing to the operator and subject.  By this new beautifier and accelerating chemical agent, with our top-light and large apparatus, miniatures will be executed in the surprising short space of from 3 to 15 seconds, bearing any tone, from deep, rich shade, to the freshness of life.  Those having poor and spotted Daguerreotypes, taken by the old process, can exchange them for finished ones, (warranted not to change,) for the very low price of $1.  Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call and judge for themselves.  Rooms open from 7 A. M. to 6 P. M.

Instruction given in the Art, with all the late improvements.  Apparatus of all kinds for sale, and stock of the best quality.  E. C. Hall & Co.

E. C. Hall is not recorded in other photographic directories.