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Standing on boardwalk in front of log building in Wolcott (l. to r.): Mrs. Playford, Mrs. Johanna Holland, and Mrs. Mary Jane Hanscome. The screen door is open, front door is shut. The doors are located between two long windows.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
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Edna Stewart Lemon, at left, and her daughter, Madeline Winifred Lemon, center, with Edna's mother, DelsieBelle Martin Stewart. The flora is not native to Eagle County so the assumption is that they're visiting elsewhere.
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Annabelle Neff, Shirley and Pauline (Rogers) Frazier posing for a photograph in front of an automobile, June, 1940.
The Neff family moved to Eagle county, Colorado, to the Red canyon ranch in 1911. Marcus P. Neff owned the ranch for 21 years and then moved to Red Cliff with his wife, Annabelle, and family. Mr. Neff owned and operated the Battle Mountain Transportation Company.
The Rogers family lived on High St. Son, Garland, lived in Rifle,...
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Gloria Fear Hennen and Marcella Walsh Roberts visiting in March 1978. Both women grew up in Red Cliff.
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Marie Warren, her daughter-in-law, Lorna Hargreaves Warren (married to Everett), and Johanna Fear, posing in a front yard. Marie Warren worked as a postal clerk in Red Cliff from 1946 to 1959. She also reported news of the Red Cliff community for the Eagle Valley Enterprise.
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"A trio of former McCoy residents, at Glenwood Springs in 1967. Elizabeth Quinlan Bedell, Juanita Theisen Johnsen [Johnson?], and Lulu Graves Horn." -- McCoy Memoirs, p. 255
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
11) Ladies in garden
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"This group of women and their husbands were pioneers of Eagle. From left to right are Cora Mayer, whose husband, William, ran the Mayer Ranch (now the Eagle Ranch subdivision); Rosetta Nogal (wife of Charley); Alice Bacon (a local historian); Mrs. Hockett; and Caroline Thoborg. Women's organizations such as the Eagle Garden Club were instrumental in community improvement projects." Early Eagle, by Kathy Heicher p.101
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Angeline Nottingham Hurd in a studio photograph, holding a bouqyet of flowers. She is wearing a blouse with a brooch at the nect and a long skirt.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
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Studio portrait of Henrietta Embree Pollet Gay Carlson, seated in a wicker chair. She is wearing a dark dress with leg 'o mutton sleeves, brooch at neckline, and pinned watch. She was born January 17, 1857, in Tidwich, Nova Scotia. Died December 29, 1941, in Red Cliff.
[Same as 1998.001.004]
15) Grace Harris
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Grace Harris standing on a lawn. Grace was the manager of the Eagle telephone office in 1919.
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Mrs. Macdonell (on left) and Helen Dice seated in the gazebo behind the old pink house on Colorado Street (now, in 2007, across from the Frontier Historical Society Museum), Glenwood Springs, Colorado.
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Women of Woodcraft dressed up for a lodge event.
back row from left: Amelia Norlander, Martha Williams, Beth Squires, Esther Mae (Read) Garner, Mae Flaherty, Marge Riley, [?], Ilene (Ages) Warren
middle row from left: Pearl Mize, Marie (Edwards) Marshal, Dorty McDonald, Kathryn Owen
front row from left: Marie Warren, Morene Perkins, Ella (Warren) Burnett, Johannna Fear, Lottie (Warren) Ruder
18) Young women
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Six young women, grouped next to a fence. All are wearing coats and all but one are wearing hats. From left to right: Roberta Hunter, Doris [Dora?] McMillen, Alice Hunter, Blanche Dump, Elsie Elliott, Benarda Meehan.
