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Horace M. Brazelton (1878-1956) was the first African American photographer in Chattanooga, Tennessee. He opened his studio in 1904 and remained in business until his death in 1956. He was trained at his home by an unknown German photographer, and his wife, Hettie Brazelton, was highly involved in t...
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| Summary: | Horace M. Brazelton (1878-1956) was the first African American photographer in Chattanooga, Tennessee. He opened his studio in 1904 and remained in business until his death in 1956. He was trained at his home by an unknown German photographer, and his wife, Hettie Brazelton, was highly involved in the business. |
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