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1) "Farmers"
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"Farmers" (caption from photo album
(?), Duane and Hans Larsen stand in their field. The man on the left is holding onto a tool, possibly a shovel or hoe.
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Jim Flynn, Owen McCarthy and Kate Flynn hoeing the garden at Kent. Inscription reads: "Hard days work." The three pine trees are at right background.
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Dan Flynn and Fred Martinez standing in a yard in Eagle, 1918. Dan was employed by the D. & R. G. W. railroad at Minturn (1930s).
4) Ed Glenn
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Ed "E. E." Glenn with a cane in his left hand, standing in a yard. He owned the E. E. Glenn Store in Eagle, Colorado.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
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Emmett and Grace Brock Nottingham standing in the yard at the Nottingham house in Avon. The house has since been moved to different location in Avon.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
7) Floyd Beck
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Floyd Beck standing in a backyard garden, Lakewood Colorado. He wears a hat. Bird bath and flowers visible in the background.
8) George Grant
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George Grant, standing in a yard, holding a pipe in his left hand.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
9) Grace Harris
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Grace Harris standing on a lawn. Grace was the manager of the Eagle telephone office in 1919.
10) Gus Meyer
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Gus Meyer, standing in a yard with a pipe clenched between his teeth and wearing a hat, is smiling at the photographer.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
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Anita Catharine Golburn Caveney with her daughter, Teresa Caveney (Lewis) in the spring of 1917 (Teresa was born Nov. 11, 1916). Teresa is in a baby carriage and Anita is holding her hand while posing for the photo. Anita has a floral bouquet attached to her bodice.
Anita's parents, Henry and Margaret Golburn were from Ireland. Anita married William J. Caveney and they lived in Chicago. Anita died in 1930.
