Studio in San Antonio. He eventually collected over 2,000 images. He partnered with his childhood friend John Marvin Hunter and published Album of Gunfighters in 1951. He died unexpectedly in San Antonio after a short illness in 1952 and was buried in Roselawn Cemetery. His photograph collection is now held by the University of Oklahoma in Norman. Other images from his collection are shown below. References Further reading J. Marvin Hunter, "Noah Rose, A Frontier Photographer", Frontier Times, November 1935. J. Marvin Hunter, "The Passing of a Life-Long Friend", Frontier Times, February 1952. Oran Warder Nolen, "Noah H. Rose, Frontier Cameraman," Old West, Spring 1968. Noah Hamilton Rose, A Catalog of the World Famous N. H. Rose Collection of Old Time Photographs of the Frontier (Houston: Frontier Pix, 1952). External links The Online Handbook of Texas 1874 births 1952 deaths People from Kendall County, Texas American photographers People from Menard County, Texas