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Among the people in this group are Mary Galvin, Margaret Galvin, Edward Galvin, and Patrick Galvin. Mary Galvin married Frank Bradbury in 1898.
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The Commercial Hotel in Granite, Colorado. Built in 1865.
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A group portrait at Lost Canyon. Margaret Galvin is pictured front row, 5th from left, and Mary Ellen Galvin Bradbury is pictured front row, 6th from left.
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The Pine residence in Granite, Colorado, around 1882. The Pine family are pictured in front. This residence burned down in 1914.
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The National Meat Market in Granite, Colorado.
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This is the Granite Depot. Freight is being loaded for a trip to Aspen, Colorado. The Frank Bradbury house is marked with an 'X'.
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A view of Main Street in Granite, Colorado, after the devastating fire of 1897. The Salida Mail reported on May 25, 1897:
'The town of Granite was almost entirely destroyed by fire yesterday. The origin of the fire was from a defective flue. The principal block of buildings, all of frame and log were completely destroyed. The property of the railroad was not damaged. The total loss was $10,000.00, fairly well covered by insurance.'
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Boss Caswell's Monkey House Saloon in Granite, Colorado. Boss is the bearded gentleman standing in the doorway.
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A full shot of the town of Granite, Colorado. The 'X' marks the Granite courthouse, which burned down in 1897.
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W.L. Bradburn's Blacksmith and Wagon Shop in Granite, Colorado.
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Granite School picnic.
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A view of Main Street in Granite, Colorado, after the devastating fire of 1897. The Salida Mail reported on May 28, 1897: 'The fire broke out in what is known as the Granite house, and was caused, it is supposed, by a defective flue. This building is occupied by George Kipcel, who deals in groceries and merchandise, and is also used as a boarding house. After totally wiping out this building the flames swept down and took in and totally destroyed...
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A view of Main Street in Granite, Colorado, after the devastating fire of 1897. The Salida Mail reported on May 25, 1897: 'The town of Granite was almost entirely destroyed by fire yesterday. The origin of the fire was from a defective flue. The principal block of buildings, all of frame and log were completely destroyed. The property of the railroad was not damaged. The total loss was $10,000.00, fairly well covered by insurance.' Image courtesy...
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This grocery store in Granite was originally the Post Office. The large building to the left is the livery stable and Joe Lowe's Saloon and Rooms.
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The Ball Brothers operated a general store in Granite, Colorado in the late 19th century.
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John Galvin, Jr. is pictured fifth from left (marked with yellow).
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The home of the Ball Family. This house was upriver above the Spurr's old home. Pictured are: Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Jim Ball's mother, Miss Ball, Mrs. Jim Ball, Jim (on the steps), Mattie Linphy (?) with babe, May Ball Whitson.
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18. Willard's Hotel
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Willard's Hotel in Granite, Colorado prior it's becoming a stage office.
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Horace Tabor built and lived in this log house next to Cache Creek. It became a school in 1883.
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Willard's Hotel & Carson's Stage Office in Granite, Colorado.
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