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Parents: Oliver H. and Anna (Thompson) Pike
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OriginalNotes: Michigan Marriage Records of Frank W. Pike, son of Chas. C. Pike and Lula Wagner

Indiana Marriages, Charles Pike, son of Anna Thompson, m. Lula Wagoner, 24 Nov 1887, Indiana

Find A Grave 178843966 - Lulu Waggoner Pike, b. 13 Oct 1867, Plainfield, Hendricks Co, IN; d. 3 Nov. 1940, aged 73, Lansing, Ingham Co, Michigan, buried Deepdale Memorial Park, Delta Townshihp, Eaton County, Michigan; link to death certificate states that husband Charles Pike is age 72 [Charles Pike is not listed in cemetery in FAG]

Indianapolis Journal, 13 Feb. 1892, p. 6 - C. C. Pike of the L. E. & W elected outside sentinal of the Order of Railway Telegraphers

Indianapolis Journal, 10 Feb. 1893, p. 5 - Telegraphers Elect Officers, Div. #35, O. R. T. - senior telegrapher, C. C. Pike

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS/AWARDS: Bulletin of Photography, 7 July 1909, p. 13 C. O. Pike of Indianapolis to exhibit at Rochester PAA Convention.

Indianapolis News, 14 May 1904, p. 5
"A few years ago Pike was a telegraph operator in a small Indiana town."

Indianapolis News, 29 Apr. 1905, p. 26 - Mrs. Allie Waggoner is visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. C. Pike, at Ben Davis.

Indianapolis Sunday Sentinel, 5 Apr. 1903, Sec. 3, p. 7 "The New Art Photography," Photos and background of Mr. C. C. Pike, 312 N. Illinois St.

1870 Census, Washington Township, Hendricks County
Oliver H. Pike, 25 Farmer, all born Indiana
Ann, 26; children Charles C. 5, Otis 2, Silas E. 6/12

1910 Census, Marion Co., Wayne Twp., High School Rd.
Charles C. Pike, age 42, b. IN, photographer, own studio
Lulu, age 39, b. IN 1/1 children
Frank W., son age 14 or 19


1920 Census, St. Cloud City, Osceola Co., Florida
Charles C. Pike, age 51, b. IN, photographer, own parlor
Lulu, wife, 49

1930 Census, St. Cloud, Osceola Co., Florida
Charles C. Pike, age 62, b. IN, photographer, general
Lou, age 57

Tallahassee Democrat, Florida, 28 Feb. 1932, p. 3 - C. C. Pike, Former St. Cloud Mayor, opens studio here. Last week became Tallahassee resident and opened the Pike Studio at 107 W. College Ave. and will specialize in portraits. Before opening studios in St. Cloud and Kissimmee, was connected with the Moffett studios in Chicago, on eof the foremost makers of portraits in the country. Came ot Florida to be with aged parents. Opened studio in St. Cloud and later in Kissimmee, maintaining both at same time.  [lengthy article listing awards and well-known people and places he photographed.]

1940 Census, Osceola Co., Florida
Charles C. Pike, 62, b. IN, photographer, photography, OA
Lulu Pike, wife, 62, b. IN
Frank W. Pike, son, 50, divorced, b. IN, photographer, photography, OA
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OriginalSource: Wilson's Photographic Magazine, Mar. 1895, p. 137 C. C. Pike, photographer, Arcadia, IN subscribed to Mozaics for 1895

The Blue Book for Amateur Photographers American Edition, 1895, p. 239
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OriginalSource: History of Hamilton County, Indiana, 1915, p. 693, Elmer Q. Thayer (b. 1869) biography
"He had an opportunity to study photography with Charles C. Pike, of Noblesville, and he started to learn the trade in the latter's studio. He worked with Mr. Pike in Noblesville and Muncie for about 2 1/2 years and then located in Noblesville, where he has followed his vocation down to the present time."

Hamilton County Democrat, 11 Oct. 1895, p. 5 - One day last week Mr. C. C. Pike, the new picture man gave a Photo and Millinery opening. It was a grand success. Mr. Pike is one of the best photo men in the state, his gallery is equipped with the last effects and his work will be of the strictly up to date order. One of the most admired pictures by all visitors was a large water colored bust portrait of the Great Nazarene.

Hamilton County Democrat, 25 Oct. 1895, p. 5 - Don't forget that for 30 days C. C. Pike will make 1 doz. Cabinets and one life size Crayon for $4.50. All work guaranteed. East Conner St. / C. C. Pike is the only Artist in the county that makes Photographs on the new Platus Paper. The effects are very fine and when finished resemble steel engravings. Any size Pictures made in this, from cabinets up. Call and examine it. East Conner st. / Mr. Bassett, of New York, was in the city one day this week, he is said to be one of the best photographers in the US., he is now traveling for a firm in the east, in the interest of a certain plate, and instructs photo men how to obtain the best effects. He called on C. C. Pike who speaks in the highest terms of him. / When you want a good picture of babies and children take them to C. C. Pike's new ground floor studio. He takes great pleasure in working with little children and gets some very beautiful effects in posing. His prices are reasonable. East Conner St.

Hamilton County Democrat,  7 May 1897, p. 1 - C. C. Pike took picture of a special freight train loaded with corn and flour, Noblesville Milling Company.

Hamilton County Democrat, 9 July 1897, p. 5 - C. C. Pike will move to Muncie, Ind., on or about August 1st. All persons desiring work should come as soon as possible in order to complete same before leaving.

Hamilton County Democrat, 13 Aug. 1897, p. 5 - C. C. Pike shipped his Photograph gallery to Muncie, this week, where he expects to make his future home. We are loath to loose Mr. Pike, he is a fine artist and nice gentleman.
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OriginalSource: Hamilton County Democrat, 9 July 1897, p. 5 - C. C. Pike will move to Muncie, Ind., on or about August 1st. All persons desiring work should come as soon as possible in order to complete same before leaving.

Hamilton County Democrat, 13 Aug. 1897, p. 5 - C. C. Pike shipped his Photograph gallery to Muncie, this week, where he expects to make his future home. We are loath to loose Mr. Pike, he is a fine artist and nice gentleman.

Muncie Evening News, 3 Mar. 1898, p. 1 - The Indiana Association of Photographers is now in session at Tomlinson hall in Indianapolis. The local photographers present include C. C. Pike, who has also  been placed on the committee to award prizes in special classes.
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OriginalSource: Muncie Evening Press, Wed. 14 Sept. 1898, p. 3 - Business Change. Charles Nicewanger the Adams street photographer, has bought the C. C. Pike gallery in the Arcade building and will take possession Thursday. Mr. Pike will go to Marion to engage in business. We are sorry to lose him as a citizen and wish him well in his new location.

The Hamilton County Ledger, 11 Oct. 1898, p. 2 - C. C. Pike, who left this city about 18 months ago to est. a photograph gallery in Muncie, has been forced to close his place of business by creditors and he is now working on a salary in Marion. One of Mr. Pike's heaviest creditors is Elmer Thayer [his former appretice], of this city. His claims are secured by mortgages and he will lose but little on account of the failure. This information came as a surprise to Mr. Pike's many friends in Noblesville, who were under the impression that he was doing a profitable business. He did well while he was here and went to Muncie to increase his business.
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OriginalSource: Muncie Evening Press, 16 July 1898, p. 8 - Mr. C. C. Pike of the Arcade block has purchased the entire interest of the firm of Pike & Harter, photographers and will continue business at the old stand. Mr. Pike is one of the leading artists of the state and persons desiring work in this line should call and see him. / Dissolution Notice: The firm heretofore known as Pike & Harter, composed of C. C. Pike and L. W. Harter, photographers, has been dissolved. The business will be conducted in the future by C. C. Pike. Mr. Harter retiring. The business will be conducted at the old stand. All debts due the old firm to be paid to Mr. Pike and accounts against the firm will be settled by him.
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OriginalSource: Muncie Evening Press, 16 July 1898, p. 8 - Mr. C. C. Pike of the Arcade block has purchased the entire interest of the firm of Pike & Harter, photographers and will continue business at the old stand. Mr. Pike is one of the leading artists of the state and persons desiring work in this line should call and see him.

Muncie Evening Press, Wed. 14 Sept. 1898, p. 3 - Business Change. Charles Nicewanger the Adams street photographer, has bought the C. C. Pike gallery in the Arcade building and will take possession Thursday. Mr. Pike will go to Marion to engage in business. We are sorry to lose him as a citizen and wish him well in his new location.

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OriginalSource: Indianapolis Journal, November 4, 1900, p. 20 Ad
Photo Etchings! A Dainty and New Effect in Modern Photography. Something that will suit the artistic taste of the most critical. There has been a growing demand for something new in photographs and we are pleased to announce that we are the first to be able to introduce this style into Indianapolis. We will be pleased to welcome the public to our new studio this week. Pike & Hoadley, Old Phone 2852. 237 North Pennsylvania Street.
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OriginalSource: Indianapolis Star, 25 June 1901, p. 3 - Describes photo display in the cyclorama building (Winona Lake?), "The great competitive contest lies between C. R. Reeves of Anderson, C. C. Pike of Indianapolis, George G. Holloway of Terre Haute, and Adam Heimberger & Son of New Albany, all entered in the grand prize contest. Each displays six picturees. Pike's new platinum etching effects with Gibson poses are attracting possibly the most attention. The only question seems to be whether or not he has sacrified flesh and blood to much for the ideal. Tow of his are of Mrs. Herman Sailes and Miss Spohr of Indianapolis.

Indianapolis News, 14 May 1904, p. 5 Indianapolis Photographer's Work Goes to American Exhibit in London - [3 photos by Pike illustrate article]. C. C. Pike one of 1/2 dozen American photographer contributing best work to American exhibit in London for benefit of English professionals. Pike's work has attracted marked attention in the last 2 American photographers' national salons, Buffalo salon in 1902 and Indianapolis in 1903.


Indianapolis News, 13 Aug. 1904, p. 23 - Photo-etched pictures took the Winona grand and trophy prizes. [2 illustrations] Describes his international attention for new photo etching process. A few years ago Pike was a telegraph operator at a small Indiana town. He began taking pictures. When first exhibted in the Indiana photographic art salons they attracted attention only because they were crude. He made wonderful strides, however, as he took up a study of art as well as photography and began trying to combine the two. 

Indianapolis News, 7 May 1906, p. 5 - Indianapolis Photographer wind medals in exhibit in Italy - Received gold and silver medals on 6 pictures hung in the Exposizione Internazionale di Fotografia held last winder at Genoa, Italy. Photos made in his Indianapolis studio of Indianapolis models.

Complete Self-instructing Library of Practical Photography: Studio portraiture, pt. II, 1909, p. 581 - Study No. 31 portrait by Charles C. Pike, Indianapolis. Made in operating-room 24x36 feet; style of light used, hip-light about 45 degrees; size of light, 12 x 14 feet. Lens old style Darlot; Seed's Regular plate, Platinum process.

1910 Census, Marion Co., Wayne Twp., High School Rd.
Charles C. Pike, age 42, b. IN, photographer, own studio

Indianapolis Star, 5 Apr. 1906, p. 3
Ben Davis Outgrows its Old-Fashioned Name - discusses need to change the name of the village. "It was then that Charles C. Pike, a photographer of artistic temperament, suggested the name Inola. He pronounced it carefully. Then he spelled it out slowly. One by one, each of those who were present pronounced it softly. Involuntarily each also compared it with plain, unpretentious Ben Davis. That was sufficeient. There was a simultaneous making up of minds. Inola it should be."
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OriginalSource: Indianapolis Star, 3 Mar. 1907, p. 26 - To Let - 539 N. Meridian st., modenr, 10 rooms, $65.00. Central Trust Company

Indianapolis Star, 16 Mar. 1907, p. 11 - Elaborate Studio Planned - C. C. Pike will give attention to sketch effects in photographs. A photographic studio, which, it is said, will be the most elaborate in the city, will be opened in the property owned by Volney T. Malott, pres. Of the Indiana National Bank, known as the old Ballard home, 539 N. Meridian street, on or about April 5. The studio will be opened by C. C. Pike, now located at 312 N. Illinois street, who has a five-year lease on the property. "We began work on the place this week," said Mr. Pike last night, "and we will put it in order as rapidly as possible. It is necessary to rearrange the interior before the place can be made to suit our purpose. We propose to give the studio as much of a home-like effect as possible. The predominating color in the decorations will be a dark green. Thewalls of some of the rooms will be frescoed and those of others will be papered. The color of the paper, however, will likely be green throughout. We have not yet decided upon the kind of woodwork to be used, but it will be in harmony with the other features. "One of the rooms will be transformed into a reception hall. The furniture in this room will be of mahogany and of a colonial sytle. One room will be furnished to resemble a home parlor, the furniture being of mahogany, the floor being covered with imported rugs and the wall paper of the very latest design. The display room will contain black oak furniture of the Old Mission style. We expect to have the largest and most thoroughly equipped dressing room in the city. The draperies throughout the studio will be of soft tints." Mr. Pike expects to enlarge his working force and to introduce many new ideas in photographic work. He will give special attention to sketch effects in photographs,he says.

Indianapolis Star, 2 Mar. 1911, p. 6 - Fire originating from a defective furnace wrought damage estimated at about $1000 to the C. C. Pike photograph studio and the millenery store of Mrs. M. C. Tierney, in a former residence building, 539 N. Meridian St., about 1:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The damage is covered by insurance.

Indianapolis News, 2 Mar. 1911, p. 20 - Tramp Cat Saves Building - The frightened cries and actions of a cat in the furnace room of a former residence building at 539 North Meridian street, led to the discovery of fire in the basement yesterday afternoon. The building was saved. It is occupied by the C. C. Pike photographic studio and the millinery store of Mrs. M. C. Tierney. The cat is a tramp. When the furnace began to smoke and finally set fire to the timbers of the house the cat aroused an employee. The damage was $1,000.

1913 Indianapolis Blue Book, p. 18 ad for North H. Losey, Portraits by photography, formerly Pike Studio, 539 N. Meridian.

Indianapolis Star, Feb. 15, 1912
Auction: Receiver's Sale  The undersigned will, on Friday, Feb. 16, 1912, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at No. 539 North Meridian street, Indianapolis, sell at public or private sale, either in bulk or in parcels, for cash, the following described personal property:
Ten thousand photograph negatives, one darlet lens, one 14x17 portrait camera, one Rockford air brush, one Aristo printing light, one 8x10 camera and lens and other photographic supplies; also tables, chairs, pictures, melodian, electric fan, hall clock, coat rack and numerous other articles. As ordered by the Marion Superior Court in the cause of Lewis C. Willis vs. Charles C. Pike. Charles Alcon, Receiver
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OriginalSource: Tallahassee Democrat, Florida, 28 Feb. 1932, p. 3 - C. C. Pike, Former St. Cloud Mayor, opens studio here. Last week became Tallahassee resident and opened the Pike Studio at 107 W. College Ave. and will specialize in portraits. Before opening studios in St. Cloud and Kissimmee, was connected with the Moffett studios in Chicago, one of the foremost makers of portraits in the country. Came ot Florida to be with aged parents. Opened studio in St. Cloud and later in Kissimmee, maintaining both at same time.  [lengthy article listing awards and well-known people and places he photographed.]
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OriginalSource: 1920 Census, St. Cloud City, Osceola Co., Florida
Charles C. Pike, age 51, b. IN, photographer, own parlor

1930 Census, St. Cloud, Osceola Co., Florida
Charles C. Pike, age 62, b. IN, photographer, general
Lou, age 57

Tallahassee Democrat, Florida, 28 Feb. 1932, p. 3 - C. C. Pike, Former St. Cloud Mayor, opens studio here. Last week became Tallahassee resident and opened the Pike Studio at 107 W. College Ave. and will specialize in portraits. Before opening studios in St. Cloud and Kissimmee, was connected with the Moffett studios in Chicago, on eof the foremost makers of portraits in the country. Came ot Florida to be with aged parents. Opened studio in St. Cloud and later in Kissimmee, maintaining both at same time.  [lengthy article listing awards and well-known people and places he photographed.]

1940 Census, Osceola Co., Florida
Charles C. Pike, 62, b. IN, photographer, photography, OA
Lulu Pike, wife, 62, b. IN
Frank W. Pike, son, 50, divorced, b. IN, photographer, photography, OA

Tallahassee Democrat, Tallahassee, Florida, 12 Apr. 1936, p. 5
New Pike Studio will open Monday, Charles C. Pike announced formal opening of his new photographic studio at 317 W. College Ave., on Mon. The Pike firm purchased the Hart old home on the avenue and following renovations, has converted the property into a home and residential studio for the public's convenience. Pike said quarters will be retained at the present stand, principally as a studio work shop, where Frank Pike, son of the proprietor, will remain in charge.
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