Howard Butler wearing a single breasted frock coat

His hair is parted in the middle. Howard Butler was born in 1867. He worked as a cashier in the State Savings Bank and Trust Co. He worked his way up to a secretary in the 1910s then became a manager in the 1920s. He was the oldest out of the family. He got married in 1892 to Grace Harding. They had three kids named, Helen, Howard, and Jessie. Howard died in 1948. Photograph from the studio of Baker’s Art Gallery. Lorenzo M. Baker received an education such as is afforded by the common schools and after putting aside his text-books he engaged as a clerk in a general store at Rome, New York, and there continued until 1854, when, at the age of twenty years, he arrived in Columbus. He occupied an official position at the state penitentiary until 1862, in which year he was elected postmaster at Camp Chase. When his term of office had expired he opened a daguerreotype gallery on High street, near Main street, and with the advance of the profession, changed to photographs. The business had begun in 1863, and ended in 1955. Their shop was in Columbus, Ohio. There were four generations of Baker’s in the studio that led to a family business that lasted almost a century. The business was fam

Date

1867

Archive

Wikimedia Commons

Type

photograph

Original size

3,224 × 4,322 pixels

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