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This Easter postcard was sent to Dorothy Shryack by someone named Arthur on April 6, 1909.
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Kate Flynn and Esther Batey pretending to drink from a stream, hiking somewhere in Colorado in 1918. Inscription reads: "A day in the hills...have a drink."
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Cast of "The Mystery of the Third Gable", a play performed in 1928 at Eagle High School, Eagle, Colorado.
"The Mystery of the Third Gable" directed by Miss Kiley, was given March 9. The audience was well pleased with the play [sic]." Lux Aquilae Yearbook, 1928.
Back row, left to right: Miss Jeanette Kiley (faculty, director), ___, Marvin Gaut, Melissa Larsen, Bernard Ginther, Iola Baer
Seated, left to right: Eugene Grant, Pauline Reynolds, Harold...
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1930 Eagle High School girl's basketball team.
Back row, from left: Idella "Dottie" Calvick Lessard, Iola Baer Knuth, Mary Rice McGlothin, Emma Randall, Beatrice Bindley Phillips, Winnifred Brooks Lewis.
Front row: Rhoda Mae Reynolds Hartman, Chloe High Colby, and Louise Hartman Roberts.
Dottie Calvick was originally identified as Ethel Cowden Fessenden but Iola Baer Knuth wrote to the Editor of EVE on March 30, 1995: "I thought I should make...
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Eighth grade girls posing on a lawn in Glenwood Springs. Inscription reads: Ruth, Mary and Pansy."
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From the Shryack Family Collection. The real photo postcard, featuring a young lady and a girl, was likely produced in the early 20th century after around 1908. The two individuals in the photo have yet to be identified. If you have any information about the content of this item, please reach out to the EVLD Local History Librarian at history@evld.org or (970) 328-8800.
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Hazel Tracy and Kate Flynn at the Gypsum depot after a dance. They are holding a suitcase between them.
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Kate Flynn attempts to drink from the river while an admonishing hand warns of impending doom.
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Bernice Hart is dressed warmly for a photo with the family dog and allows her doll and bear to share a special seat on the chair.
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"Bernice Hart & her two Playmates" - caption on back, assumed to be Alda Borah. Bernice is dressed for the cold holding a white cat with the family dog at her side. A house is in the background and behind the dog, you can see where she has placed her doll and bear from the previous photograph (see related images).
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Bernice Hart poses in a small chair with her cat. A house with a porch is visible in the background.
12) Bernice Hart
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Bernice Hart has her shovel in a small creek or ditch, near Brush Creek in Eagle. She has an exceptionally large bow on her head and there is a house visible in the background.
13) Bernice Hart
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Bernice Hart, daughter of Warren Hart, near the family's home and ranch on Brush Creek.
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Bernice Hart fits perfectly in her wagon, a "Pioneer Coaster", and is ready to steer. The family's home is in the background with a large porch.
16) Betty Ray
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Betty Ray holding flowers, standing next to a tent building.There is a garden plot behind her, protected with fencing.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
17) Bicycle Ride
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Kay Carter and Ladonna Fair on a bike ride. Kay has a big basket on the front of her bike. The Chambers Ranch house is in the background, as well as Buster and another dog playing around too.
18) Bonnie Ray
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Bonnie Ray in hat and neckerchief, standing next to a corn field.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
19) Brownie party
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A Brownie Scout party in January 1949 in Eagle Colorado. The girls are photographed outside in the snow, holding balloons.
Back row, from left: Genevieve Long, Susann Leis, Linda Price, unidentified arm, Jackie Sagrillo, Brenda Eaton
Front row, from left. Donna Louise Chambers, Jere McCain, Judy Smith, Bonnie Randall
20) Burnidene O'Neal
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Burnidene standing under the bridge near the Glenwood Hot Springs pool. Inscription reads: "Miss O'Neal."
