What did occupations looked like in the Victorian era? Just check out these cool vintage photos from Ronald S. Coddington to see.
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| A Civil War photographer |
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| A concert singer |
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| A monk |
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| A photographer with camera and soiled apron |
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| A police officer |
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| A tradesman |
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| An artist |
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| Axe man |
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| Capital city pastor |
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| Carpenter |
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| Catholic priest |
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| Civil War veteran, photographer |
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| Cobbler |
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| Cook serves a meal |
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| Corn huskers |
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| Delivering the news at Camp Chase |
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| Delivery man |
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| Fireman |
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| Game bird hunter |
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| Inside the photographer’s office |
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| Inventor |
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| Master mason |
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| Newspaperman |
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| Painter |
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| Palm reader |
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| Physician, blind faith healer, clairvoyant |
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| Press woman |
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| Sailor, tailor, soldier and photographer |
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| Scientist |
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| Signpainter |
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| Stone workers |
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| Surveyors |
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| The clergyman |
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| The colorist |
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| The colorist |
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| The dendrologists |
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| The editor or printer of the Herald newspaper |
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| The fine artist |
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| The harness maker |
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| The lensman |
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| The nanny |
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| The orator |
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| The quintessential farrier |
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| The wallpaper hanger |
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| Washing and drying of dishes |
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