Ingersoll’s studio would have been somewhere near here.
40 E. Third St. St. Paul, MN
Ingersoll’s studio from 1885-1890 located on 40 E. Third St. (just off the corner of Kellogg and Cedar now) would have been torn down to make way for a view of the Mississippi in the early twentieth century. It’s a fine view, really.
http://thispublicaddress.com/tPA4/archives/2007/02/charles_d_elfelts_store_and.html
Charles D. Elfelt’s store and Whitney’s Gallery, Third and Cedar, St. Paul. (1852) MHSI become increasingly fascinated by the concept of the photographer’s studio as an outpost of culture on the American frontier. Saint Paul was known as “P…