Pictures of Every Description Taken in the Best Style of the Art: Smiths Falls photographers ca.1880-1925
Hugh Ross
Panels
IntroductionJohn Moore, gallery 1John Moore, gallery 2John Moore, gallery 3, a family albumJ.J. Kerfoot, gallery 1J.J. Kerfoot, gallery 2J.J. Kerfoot, gallery 3J.J. Kerfoot, gallery 4Hugh RossEva BriggsD. Hayes, S. Kirkfoot, J. Milliken, D. Stone, John Joynt, Frederick and Edwin Crane, and J. Bradley
Hugh Ross ad, Smiths Falls Old Home Week: August 2nd - 8th 1925: souvenir programme, exhibit record Details
Not many of Hugh A. Ross's photographs have been located so far, but the few that have surfaced show the fine quality of his work. According to the 1924 advertisement above Ross offerred a unique and convenient option of taking photographs at people's homes. For those customers who wanted a studio portrait they visited Ross at his Beckwith Street address.
Ross also worked as the town photographer during this time period. In 1924 The Record News published Who's Who in Smiths Falls and credited the majority of the photographs in this publication to Ross.
Studio photograph of Geraldine or Margaret Couch, Smiths Falls, ca. 1910 Details
Studio photograph of May (Lee) Little and daughter, Lila by Hugh Ross, Smiths Falls, 1912 Details
Studio photograph of the Watson family, Smiths Falls Details
Studio photograph of an unidentified couple, Smiths Falls Details
Studio portrait of a group of unidentified men by Hugh Ross, Smiths Falls Details
Hugh, Irene and Henry Chalmers by Hugh Ross, Montague, 1917 by H.A. Ross Details
Issac Cram barn attributed to Hugh Ross, Montague, prior to 1925 Details
