JEANNIE CASPERS was the owner of, and the photographer at, Mrs Caspers Photographic Studio, between 1891 and 1916 in the NSW city of Goulburn.
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Jeannie Caspers, with husband Rudolph Caspers, opened a studio in Goulburn in 1878. They shared the responsibilities associated with the business along with raising a family. After her husband’s death in 1878 Jeannie Caspers took on full responsibility for both and changed the studio’s name to Mrs Caspers’ Studio.
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The Ejection of Comte de Rossi from St. Savour’s Goulburn, 1887. Attributed to Mrs Caspers or to Mr Caspers by different texts. Source: State Library of New South Wales
St Patrick’s College, Goulburn. Postcard, sepia-tone, jpeg. Source: Kaye Mobsby, https://www.flickr.com/photos/hwmobs/
Snow Scene 1896 (Bourke St) Goulburn. Taken in June 1896 by Mrs Caspers. Postcard, B&W with sepia tint, 13.5cm x 8.5cm. Source: Photoria Collection
“This is a photo of the Palace and part of the Boyd family”. By Mrs Caspers. Postcard 13.7cm x 8.5cm. Sepia. Postmark 1905. Source: Photoria Collection
Reverse of “This is a photo of the Palace and part of the Boyd family”. Postcard 13.7cm x 8.5cm. Sepia. Postmark 1905. Source: Photoria Collection
“Queen of the South’s Palace, Goulburn”. By Mrs Caspers. Postcard, B&W with sepia tint. Postmark 1909. 13.7cm x 8.5cm. Source: Photoria Collection
Reverse of “Queen of the South’s Palace, Goulburn”. By Mrs Caspers. Postcard, B&W with sepia tint. Postmark 1909 13.7cm x 8.5cm. Source: Photoria Collection
Portrait of Mrs Caspers’ niece, Ella Caspers by Mrs Caspers published in The Bulletin, 2 August 1906. Source: Trove, NLA