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Bernice Hart sits in a rocking chair in front of the family home with her doll for a photograph.
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Frank Doll shows one of his race horses at the Doll Ranch in Gypsum. The horse stables are visible behind Frank. A caption on the back reads, "Frank Doll with Race Horse - this horse had won much money in races (Killed horse in RR going south to a race)"
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A letter written by Sam Doll James Dilts, dated May 31, 1891, from Denver. The letter was written on stationary for the Windsor Hotel, considered one of the first "luxury hotels" in Denver. The Windsor Hotel was located at the northeast corner of 18th and Larimer streets in downtown Denver, Colorado.
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From left: Jack Oleson, Charlotte (Nottingham) Oleson, Imogene (Nottingham) Doll, and Frank Doll stand for a picture. Both couples were celebrating either their 47th or 50th wedding anniversaries. Imogene and Frank were married on April 10, 1948. Jack and Charlotte were also married in 1948. Imogene and Charlotte were sisters. There are two conflicting years on the photograph, 1995 and 1998.
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Imogene Nottingham (later Mrs. Frank Doll) standing with pet deer. Lettuce shed in right background. Child on horse in left background. Photo taken from Emmett Nottingham place in Avon facing northwest. Metcalf Gulch (not in GNIS) visible behind the lettuce shed.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
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Dr. William Lawrence Conway with his granddaughter, Lillian Naomi Higdon, now Starr Doll. Dr. Conway is leaning down and touching Freckles, the dog. Starr's mother died in childbirth and she was raised by her grandparents.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
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A photograph of the flour mill built by the Doll brothers' in Gypsum. Most of the Eagle Valley would get flour from the Dolls, who also had one of the largest horse barns in the county. A man is standing on the small bridge with a cast in the water, while another sits atop a horse on the other side. The photograph is severely bleached and has begun peeling at the sides from its attachment to a heavy cardstock.
"Typical of the times, the Doll brothers...
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A letter from Samuel Lemon to Frank Doll, dated April 23, 1908. The letter concerns the sale of cattle between Samuel Lemon and Frank Doll.
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A letter written by D. Lockwood to Frank Doll from Alma, Colorado. The letter is dated the 13, 1898. The month is unknown. The letter is written on letterhead for Wm. Fraser, Livery and Feed Stables.
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A letter written by John George Ould to Frank Doll, dated December 19, 1900, from Basalt. The letter concerns the use of electricity in Frank Doll's home.
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A letter written by J.H. Growey to Frank Doll, dated March 9, 1888, from Canton, Ohio.
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A letter written by Nicholas Buchholz to Frank Doll, dated July 15, 1899, from Red Cliff. The letter concerns the assessment of lots owned by Frank Doll.
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A letter written by Josiah Lafayette Herwick to Frank Doll, dated June 6, 1898, from Eagle. The letter concerns the water rights and irrigation.
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A letter written by Christopher C. Sappington to Frank Doll, dated December 26, 1899, from Denver. The letter is written on letterhead for the New St. James, located in Denver.
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A letter written by C.R. Powers to Frank Doll, dated October 27, 1890, from Salida. The letter is written on letterhead for the Ph. Zang Brewing Company, Rocky Mountain Brewery, Denver. Philip Zang operated the brewery for many years. The brewery was one of the first breweries in Colorado.
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A letter written by Laura E. Farrar to Lucy Doll, dated May 9, 1898, from Colorado Springs.
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A letter written by B. C. Loudon to Frank Doll, dated October 24, 1899, from Logan County, Nebraska. Although the town name is illegible, a C. B. Loudon lived in the village of Gandy in Logan County around 1900. It's possible the two individuals are the same.
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A letter written by E. A. Thayer to Mr. Doll, dated November 2, 1899, from Glenwood Springs. The letter is written on letterhead for the Hotel Colorado. Thayer was the proprietor of the Hotel Colorado at the time he wrote this letter. It is unclear if the letter is addressed to Sam or Frank Doll.
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A letter written by Mary (Stanton) Condon to Lucy Doll, dated October 24,1899, from Chicago. The letter is written on letterhead for John Condon, General Broker, 932 Monadnock Building. John Condon was a business partner of Sam and Frank Doll.
