<b>1893 / Liège, Boulevard d'Avroy, 36</b> Gustave Joseph Léopold, ° 8.6.1870; + 28.3.1917. At his wedding in Helchteren (Limburg) on 28.3.1894 to Betzie Delée (see separate entry), Ghuys was recorded as a photographer and tradesman living in Hasselt. <b>1895 - 1896 Hasselt, Rue de la Chapelle, 37</b> Predecessor: Ghuys [G.] & Eggert Ghuys was recorded as a photographer living in Rue de la Chapelle on the occasion of the birth of a son in Hasselt on 15.12.1895. <b>1896 * - 1900 ca Saint-Trond, Rue de la Station, 4<96></b> Moved to Saint-Trond on 14.11.1896 with his family. The Saint-Trond address was already operational and being advertised as a branch of the Hasselt studio several months previously: "Studio open every day from 3 to 6 in the afternoon; on Sunday from 10 in the morning to 6 in the evening" (Gazette van Sint-Truiden, 4.4.1896). On CV, "Gustav", c. 1900. <b>1900 * Hasselt, Marché au Bois, 7 [Houtmarkt]</b> Predecessor: Gliot Emile Arrived at this address from Saint-Trond with his family on 26.5.1900. At the birth of a daughter in Hasselt on 29.10.1901, Ghuys was recorded as a photographer living in Hasselt, Havermarkt but we have not been able to link this address to photographic activity during this period. <b>1900 ca Saint-Trond, Thienschepoort, 26</b> Coincided with Hasselt, Marché au Bois, 7. In fact, following Ghuys' return to Hasselt, a Saint-Trond studio (no identifying street address) continued to operate for several years, as attested by advertising postcards, c. 1904, for "G. Ghuys, photographer, Hasselt - St Trond". <b>1902 - 1910 Hasselt, Rue de la Chapelle, 37<05 ca></b> Registered at Houtmarkt, 7, until moving to Havermarkt, 41 in March 1904. Some photographs signed Ghuys - Delée and others with no street address. On CV in Hasselt, "Gustave Ghuys and his sister". In 1903, edited a monthly magazine "La Réclame philatélique et cartophile" for stamp and postcard collectors. Published a series of picture postcards on Hasselt bearing the signature "G. Ghuys - Delée". In 1907, Ghuys opened a bicycle shop in Hasselt, Havermarkt, 41 (branch in Saint-Trond, Nieuwe Steenweg) but continued to operate as a photographer. On his death certificate, Ghuys was recorded as a phototographer and tradesman living at Havermarkt, 24. His sons "Victor" Gustave Marie (° Hasselt, 14.12.1895) and "Albert" Marie Jean (° Sint-Truiden, 27.8.1897) were dealing in photographic supplies at that address in January 1917 as "V. & A. Ghuys, Comptoir Photographique du Limbourg". As early as 1914, they also sold bicycles there. Ghuys' widow was involved in running the bicycle shop until 1927. <b>1907 Bruxelles, Rue du Midi, 114</b> Short-lived outlet supplying picture postcards and stamps for collectors.