Koopman - H R Koopman I Portrait
The Reverand Henry Ralph Koopman I photographed in Holland prior to his emmigration to the U.S. in 1860. Koopman preached in South Holland, Roseland, Steamboat Rock (Wisconsin) and lastley in Patterson NJ. He died in 1884. After Reverand Koopman's death the family relocated to Pella, Iowa except Henry II, who, having learned photography, returned to his boyhood home (1860-68) of Roseland and set up a photo studio. He was soon joined by his brother George.
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| Title | Koopman - H R Koopman I Portrait |
| Description | The Reverand Henry Ralph Koopman I photographed in Holland prior to his emmigration to the U.S. in 1860. Koopman preached in South Holland, Roseland, Steamboat Rock (Wisconsin) and lastley in Patterson NJ. He died in 1884. After Reverand Koopman's death the family relocated to Pella, Iowa except Henry II, who, having learned photography, returned to his boyhood home (1860-68) of Roseland and set up a photo studio. He was soon joined by his brother George. |
| Subjects | Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; |
| Creator | Schorteldoek |
| Date | late 1850's-00-00 |
| Format | Photograph (all forms) |
| Identifier | 10278: prg1047 |
| Rights | The Pullman State Historic Site provides reproductions of items from its collections for personal or research use. If an image is to be reproduced in any type of publication or on the web, written permission is required and use fees may be assessed. Digitization of some of the items in this collection was developed pursuant to a Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) grant awarded by the Illinois State Library, an Office of the Secretary of State using funds provided by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act. |
| Collection | Pullman State Historic Site |
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