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The Ducie Place studio in Manchester was set up by Richard Beard who passed it on to John Johnson in 1842
Royal Photographic Society Collection

The Ducie Place studio in Manchester was set up by Richard Beard who passed it on to John Johnson in 1842

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Royal Photographic Society Collection

The Ducie Place studio in Manchester was set up by Richard Beard who passed it on to John Johnson in 1842

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