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The Granite Monthly, Vol 3, 1880
Concord in 1879, By John N. McClintock
p. XXI
Photographers. In 1879 it requires more than skilled labor to give success to the photographer. Artistic taste is the chief requisite. Concord is fortunate in retaining the services of W. G. C. Kimball, for a better artist is not to be found in New England. His gallery is renowned throughout the state, and receives a proportional patronage. The most beautiful are flattered and the ugliest satisfied, for not only are the features reproduced, but the character speaks from his pictured faces.
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