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| Victor E. Lund |
Heber H. Thomas was born on November 17, 1862 in Wales and at the age of 14 immigrated to Ogden, Utah. He held various public office duties including that of superintendent of the state industrial school and a member of the Ogden school board. Around 1911 he moved from Ogden to Salt Lake City where he opened the Thomas Studio. He resided in Salt Lake City until his death on October 8, 1926 at the age of 63. He was survived by his wife Nellie Dane Thomas and three children: Mrs. G. Earl Stoddard of LaGrande, Oregon; Mrs. C. B. Turner of Salt Lake City, and J. D. Thomas of Ogden and four grandchildren. (Source: Salt Lake Tribune October 10, 1926)
So then I searched the page for “Lund” or “Taylor” thinking he may have taken more photos of the family. Here’s what I found:
8×10 Glass Plate Negatives, undated [Box 23]
23:21: Lund. Family portrait with four children
5×7 Unlabeled Glass plates, undated [Box 40]
40:07: Exterior shot of the Lund home
40:07a: Group of boys in front of the Lund home
5×7 Glass Plate Negative, undated [Box 7]
7:55: Taylor. Portrait of a man [cracked and held together by tape]
5×7 Glass Plate Negative, undated [Box 12]
12:41a: Taylor. Portrait of a man wearing a military uniform and hat
12:41b: Taylor. Portrait of a man wearing a military uniform without the hat
8×10 Glass Plate Negatives, undated [Box 17]
17:15: Taylor. Portrait of a man
5×7 Glass plates, 1919 [Box 21]
21:19: Taylor. A girl sitting on a bench and holding flowers
21:51: Taylor. Woman wearing a corduroy jacket
5×7 Glass Negatives, undated [Box 24]
24:47: Taylor. Woman sitting on a bench
I have to get up there and take a look! How exciting!