Barney P. Enright - Enright Brothers 1912-13
The Enright Brothers photo gallery began operation on November 21, 1912 on the west side of 7th street between Delaware and Elm. They purchased the business from a well known local photographer, A. A. Hughes, who was moving to California.
 "Photograph of Lahoma School Children in 1910 by Walter Enright")
The question as to which of Barney's brothers was his partner remains. It is suspected that Barney's younger brother, Walter, joined him in business because of this group photograph taken in Lahoma in 1910. The name of the photograher in the lower right corner is Walter Enright.
The last advertisement we find for Enright Bros. was a 1913 Christmas ad in the Perry Republican. According to the Noble County Sentinel of October 1, 1914, the business was sold early in 1914 to C. E. Brown. *
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Many studio portraits bear the very professional looking embossed ensignia of Enright Bros. However, it is apparent that Barney still had a passion for free-lance photography as in these very rare postcards.
 "Postcard of Perry's Carnegie Library") Carnegie Library |
 "Postcards of the City Dam") City Dam |
 "Postcard of a banner advertising 1st National Bank") 1st Nat'l Bank Banner |
 "Postcard of the New Santa Fe Depot") New Santa Fe Depot |
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 "Long postcard of a play in Perry") Play in Perry |
 "Postcard of an oil righ 8 1/2 miles south of Perry") Oil Rig south of Perry |
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*The Perry Republican, October 8, 1914, said that the Enrights sold to E. C. Brown, not C. E.