Firm

Tyler & Co.

The Charleston gallery at No. 233 King Street to which Quinby & Co. succeeded in February 1857, and where F. E. Durbec first worked in photography.

Tyler & Co. matters here for two reasons: Quinby took over its King Street address in February 1857, and Frederick Eugene Durbec worked for it before he worked for Quinby and then for himself.

Partners and operators

Statement by statement

  • VerifiedQuinby succeeded to the Tyler & Co. gallery at 233 King Street in February 1857.Davis & Melton 2020
  • VerifiedF. E. Durbec worked first for Tyler & Co., then for Quinby, before joining Osborn.Davis & Melton 2020

Sources

  • Stephen Davis and Jack W. Melton Jr., 100 Significant Civil War Photographs: Charleston in the War (Charleston: Historical Publications LLC, 2020).