Thomas Harding III - Revision history

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Phil: New page: '''Thomas Harding III''' was a commercial photographer with a studio along Broadway in Little Rock, Arkansas. ==References== ==External links== Category:Photographers

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New page: '''Thomas Harding III''' was a commercial photographer with a studio along Broadway in Little Rock, Arkansas. ==References== ==External links== Category:Photographers

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'''Thomas Harding III''' was a commercial photographer with a studio along Broadway in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas.

==References==

==External links==

[[Category:Photographers]]

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 '''Thomas Harding III''' (1911-2002) was a commercial photographer with a studio along Broadway in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas.
-Harding was born to architect [[Thomas Hardin II]] and [[Mary Rice Harding]] in Little Rock on July 7, 1911. He attended parochial school at the [[Cathedral of St. Andrew's]], [[Little Rock High School]], and Washington University in St. Louis. Before the Second World War he worked in the architectural practice of his father. During the war Harding served in the Air Force during the North African and Italian campaigns.
+Harding was born to architect [[Thomas Harding II]] and [[Mary Rice Harding]] in Little Rock on July 7, 1911. He attended parochial school at the [[Cathedral of St. Andrew's]], [[Little Rock High School]], and Washington University in St. Louis. Before the Second World War he worked in the architectural practice of his father. During the war Harding served in the Air Force during the North African and Italian campaigns.
 Harding opened a photography studio in Little Rock in 1945. In 1964 Harding exited the business and joined the Bachrach studio in New York City. In 1970 he reestablished a photography business in Little Rock. The business specialized in portraits and advertising photography. Harding retired in June 1982.

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 '''Thomas Harding III''' (1911-2002) was a commercial photographer with a studio along Broadway in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas.
-Harding was born to architect [[Thomas Hardin II]] and [[Mary Rice Harding]] in Little Rock on July 7, 1911. He attended the [[St. Andrews Cathedral]] school, [[Little Rock High School]], and Washington University in St. Louis. Before the Second World War he worked in the architectural practice of his father. During the war Harding served in the Air Force during the North African and Italian campaigns.
+Harding was born to architect [[Thomas Hardin II]] and [[Mary Rice Harding]] in Little Rock on July 7, 1911. He attended parochial school at the [[Cathedral of St. Andrew's]], [[Little Rock High School]], and Washington University in St. Louis. Before the Second World War he worked in the architectural practice of his father. During the war Harding served in the Air Force during the North African and Italian campaigns.
 Harding opened a photography studio in Little Rock in 1945. In 1964 Harding exited the business and joined the Bachrach studio in New York City. In 1970 he reestablished a photography business in Little Rock. The business specialized in portraits and advertising photography. Harding retired in June 1982.

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		+	*[http://www.ark-ives.com/documenting/harding_photos.asp Thomas Harding Photographs at Arkansas History Commission archives]

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−	'''Thomas Harding III''' was a commercial photographer with a studio along Broadway in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas.	+	'''Thomas Harding III''' (1911-2002) was a commercial photographer with a studio along Broadway in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas.
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		+	Harding was born to architect [[Thomas Hardin II]] and [[Mary Rice Harding]] in Little Rock on July 7, 1911. He attended the [[St. Andrews Cathedral]] school, [[Little Rock High School]], and Washington University in St. Louis. Before the Second World War he worked in the architectural practice of his father. During the war Harding served in the Air Force during the North African and Italian campaigns.
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		+	Harding opened a photography studio in Little Rock in 1945. In 1964 Harding exited the business and joined the Bachrach studio in New York City. In 1970 he reestablished a photography business in Little Rock. The business specialized in portraits and advertising photography. Harding retired in June 1982.
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		+	He is the author of two books: ''One Room Schoolhouses of Arkansas As Seen Through a Pinhole'' (1993) and ''An Outhouse by Any Other Name'' (1999).
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		+	Harding was a member of [[Holy Souls Catholic Church]], the Cathedral of St. Andrew's, the [[Arkansas Advertising Federation]], [[Downtown Little Rock Rotary Club]], and local [[Sales and Marketing Executives Club]].
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		+	Harding died on August 4, 2002, and is buried at [[Calvary Cemetery]] in Little Rock. Harding's son is [[Thomas Harding IV]].

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