1901
85 M / Personal photographs / B / Bloom\n
GUSN-387616
One cabinet card, 4.25 x 7 inches. The image depicts a formally dressed couple. He sits on a cushioned chair and she stands beside him. The man, Charles Andrew Bloom, wears a suit with a bowtie and vest. The woman, Frances Bedford Bloom, is wearing a skirt and high necked blouse and a ring, necklace, bracelet, and a stick pin in her collar.
The photograph is adheared to a cardboard mount. The words "Readman / Gazette Building / Norwalk, Conn." and a stylized monograph are embossed under the photograph.
studio portraits
husbands
wives
cabinet photographs
black-and-white photographs
1 cabinet card, black-and-white photography ; 4.25 x 7 inches
PC004
Personal photographic collection
PC004.01.B.2500.030
Gift
Gift of Ralph C. Bloom, 2015
Norwalk (Fairfield county, Connecticut)
Attributed to Readman (Photographer)
cabinet photographs
black-and-white photographs
Readman
photographic print
Card has some wear on the corners. Card has been housed in mylar sleeve for long term preservation.
Item
85 M / Personal photographs / B / Bloom
Charles Andrew Bloom (1872-1944) married Frances Bedford Bloom (1879-1947) in 1901. It is possible that this photograph was taken to commemorate their wedding.
Francis E. Readman (1840-1907) was a Connecticut-based photographer located in several locations in Norwalk in the late 1800s to 1907.
anyjazz. (2023, July 24) Cabinet Card Photographers. Blogspot. https://cabinetcardphotographers.blogspot.com/2023/07/
Find a Grave. (2023, January 15). Charles Andrew Bloom. Retrieved March 27, 2025. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/248376745/charles-andrew-bloom
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