1848 First door west of the Congregational Church, Litchfield, Connecticut.
1849 Address Unknown, Milton, Connecticut.
1850 Room at the house of C. C. Palmer, Bantam Falls, Connecticut.
1850 Rooms near William L. Smedley’s store, South Farms, Connecticut.
1854 Address Unknown, Falls Village, Connecticut.
1856 Rooms adjoining Winsted Herald Offices, Winsted, Connecticut.
1857 Corner North and Depot Streets, Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
1860 Address Unknown, Washington, Connecticut.[1]
1848 August 24. The Litchfield Enquirer. (Litchfield, Connecticut.) August 24, 1848, Vol. XXIII, No. 15, Whole No. 1169, P. 3.
Likenesses. S. C. Landdon has taken the room formerly occupied by Mr. Martin, (First door west of the Congregational Church,) where he will remain until after the approaching anniversaries, giving the citizens of this and other towns, an opportunity to secure as good Likeness as can be obtained at any room in the country. Call And See.
Advertisement ran from August 24 to September 21, 1848.
1849 August 23. The Litchfield, Republican. (Litchfield, Connecticut.) August 23, 1849, Vol. 3, No, 9, Whole No. 113, P. 3.
Milton Daguerrean Rooms. C. L. Landon, Takes this method to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Milton and vicinity, that his rooms near the Congregational Church, will be kept open a short time longer.
Those wishing good likenesses, can obtain them if they call soon.
Advertisement ran from August 23 & September 6, 1849.
1849 September 6. The Litchfield Enquirer. (Litchfield, Connecticut.) September 6, 1849, Vol. XXIV, No. 17, Whole No. 1223, P. 3.
Milton Daguerrean Rooms. C. L. Landon, Takes this method to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Milton and vicinity, that his rooms will be kept open a short time longer.
Those wishing good likenesses, can obtain them if they call soon, Milton, Aug 22, 1849.
1850 May 16. The Litchfield, Enquirer. (Litchfield, Connecticut.) May 16, 1850, Vol. XXV, No, 1, Whole No. 1254, P. 3.
Daguerreotypes. S. C. Landon, has taken rooms of C. C. Palmer, in Bantam Falls, where he will remain until the 25th inst. He will than open a room in South Farms, near Wm. L. Smedley’s store.
Those wishing pictures in either of the above named places, are invited to give him a call, and entire satisfaction will be guaranteed in all cases.
Advertisement ran from May 16 to June 27, 1850.
1850 May 23. The Litchfield, Republican. (Litchfield, Connecticut.) May 23, 1850, Vol. III, No, 47, Whole No. 151, P. 3.
Daguerreotypes. S. C. Landon, has taken rooms of C. C. Palmer, in Bantam Falls, where he will remain until the 25th inst. He will than open a room in South Farms, near Smedley’s store.
Those wishing pictures in either of the above named places, are invited to give him a call, and entire satisfaction will be guaranteed in all cases.
Advertisement ran from May 16 to July 4, 1850.
1854 January 5. The Litchfield, Enquirer. (Litchfield, Connecticut.) January 5, 1854, Vol. XXVIII, No, 36, Whole No. 1440, P. 3.
Falls Village Daguerreian Gallery! J. C. Landon[2] would inform the inhabitants of Falls Village and vicinity that in consequence of the continued demand for his Pictures his Gallery will be open until the first of February.
He deems it unnecessary to say anything as to the merits of his work, as he has during the past few months sold over One Thousand Pictures in the immediate vicinity.
Advertisement ran from January 5 to February 2, 1854.
1854 January 19. The Litchfield, Republican. (Litchfield, Connecticut.) January 19, 1854, Vol. VII, No, 31, Whole No. 343, P. 4.
Falls Village Daguerreian Gallery! J. C. Landon would inform the inhabitants of Falls Village and vicinity that in consequence of the continued demand for his Pictures his Gallery will be open until the first of February. He deems it unnecessary to say anything as to the merits of his work, as he has during the past few months sold over One Thousand Pictures in the immediate vicinity. Falls Village, Jan. 5, 1854.
1856 June 13. The Litchfield Republican. (Litchfield, Connecticut.) June 13, 1856, Vol. IX, No, 51, Whole No. 457, P. 2.
Pictures. T. V. M. Doughty, who has taken the rooms occupied by Landon in the building adjoining our office, is sustaining the former high reputation of the Gallery for pictures not to be surpassed, and not often equalled (sic.). Daguerreotypes have for the most part given place to the more modern and more valuable Ambrotypes; but Mr. Doughty is equally at home in all styles and improvements of the art. Those still preferring a photograph he can gratify, and while we felicitate ourself upon the possession of a gentlemanly and clever neighbor, our gratulations extend to our community in its possession of an excellent resident artist. Winstead Herald.
The above is true, even if the Winsted Herald does say it. Mr. Doughty is one of the best artists in the State. Wonder if friend Clark didn’t [notice.]
Daguerrian Notice. S. C. Landon, Would inform the citizens of Pittsfield and vicinity, that he has taken the rooms lately occupied by E. W. Buel, corner of North and depot Streets, where he will be prepared to make Photographs, Ambrotypes, Daguerreotypes, &c., &c.
Conscious of his ability to make as good Pictures as can be produced, he invites Ladies and Gentlemen to examine his specimens and judge for themselves.
Rooms will be closed till August 20th.
Advertisement ran from August 13 to November 5, 1857.
Cattle Show and Fair of the Berkshire Agricultural Society. The 47th anniversary of the Berkshire Agricultural Society, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the 7th, 8th and 9th inst…
Mr. S. C. Langdon, of this town, exhibited the photographs of the Class of ’57 in Williams College, 64 heads, and all well taken. The Ambrotypes shown by Mr. R. H. Dewey were very beautiful and elicited much commendation from all who inspected them.
[1] Craig’s Daguerreian Registry.
[2] Probably S. C. Landon.
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