After much lobbying, and through the good offices of curator Anna Sparham and the Museum of London, the resource www.photolondon.org.uk has returned. The A-Z listing of photographic studios and other photography trades in London 1841-1901, created by the late David Webb is now back online and available as an A to Z listing. It is hoped that the search facility will be restored at some point in the near future.
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Well done, I have missed this resource and look forward to being able to use it again. Thank you.
This is very welcome news about an invaluable resource. Many thanks to the rescuers!
Fantastic news, thank you and to Anna for lobbying to make this available again as a listing.