Little
is known of John J. Freeman. He opened his studio in the
Edwards Block on September 7, 1903. The studio on the third floor was
built especially to Mr. Freeman's plans. In 1905 his wife
operated the studio. According to the city directories,
the Freemans were living in Grand Forks, and John
A. Hubertz managed the studio. Mr. Freeman died around
1905, and the studio was taken over by James
S. Drysdale. 1900s photographers
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