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Thomas H. Johnson, a 19th-century American photographer, was known for his documentation of industrial landscapes and cityscapes. His work, often presented in the stereoscopic format, captured the growth and development of American industry during the late 1800s. His photographs, like those of a mill and a bridge, provide a valuable glimpse into the social and economic changes of the era. Johnson's photographs are highly sought after by collectors and historians interested in the visual record of American industrialization.
Born
1860
Died
1870
M'Elheny Farm and Bennihoof Run
Thomas H. Johnson
1874
Oil Tanks, Clark & Sumner, Standard Petroleum Refinery,...
Thomas H. Johnson
1865
Standard Petroleum Refinery, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
Thomas H. Johnson
1865
Standard Petroleum Refinery, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
Thomas H. Johnson
1865
Fire Department & Reservoir, Clark & Sumner, Standard P...
Thomas H. Johnson
1865
Standard Petroleum Refinery, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
Thomas H. Johnson
1865
Fire Department, Clark & Sumner, Standard Petroleum Ref...
Thomas H. Johnson
1865
Standard Petroleum Refinery, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
Thomas H. Johnson
1865
East Gate, Clark & Sumner, Standard Petroleum Refinery,...
Thomas H. Johnson
1865
Standard Petroleum Refinery, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
Thomas H. Johnson
1865
Standard Petroleum Refinery, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
Thomas H. Johnson
1865
Standard Petroleum Refinery, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
Thomas H. Johnson
1865
Crude Oil Tanks, Clark & Sumner, Standard Petroleum Ref...
Thomas H. Johnson
1865
Weddell's house from Warehouse, Clark & Sumner, Standar...
Thomas H. Johnson
1865
Standard Petroleum Refinery, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
Thomas H. Johnson
1865