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thanks for your help with Charles Eisenmann
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thanks for the comment on my talk page, I came across Charles Eisenmann when I bought a cabinet card from a used book store here in town for $1, and I was so impressed with the quality and seeing the names stamped on the back, I decided I would put something together. Your edits really polished it up though! I was really happy to see it. Funny enough I am reserving a place to stay while in New York next month, and it so happens its at The Bowery House which coincidently is a few houses down from Eisenmann's studio on 229 Bowery. I may snap a picture of the place to put in the article. I don't edit much, but Eisenmann was one of my favorites, I do plan on putting in some more personal information later from an article I read that covers his family life. I also had emailed the author of the book written about him, so may find more information that way. Pumkinhead001 ( talk) 20:37, 20 March 2012 (UTC)
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