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201. Benarda Tague Meehan
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Formal portrait of Benarda Tague Meehan, daughter of Lydia B. and Patrick Tague and wife of William J. Meehan, attorney. She is wearing a light-colored dress and a double-strand necklace.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
202. Cindy Zajicek
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Marker for: "Cindy Zajicek, Mother & Friend 1957--2000," in Fairview Cemetery. A woman and flowers are engraved on the right side of the marker.
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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.
204. Pearl Henderson
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Pearl Henderson standing on the railroad bridge in Red Cliff, Colorado, August 1974. Pearl was instrumental in starting the Red Cliff Museum and was an active participant in historic preservation.
205. Mamie Walsh
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Portrait of Mamie C. Walsh. She married W. W. "Mickey" Walsh on Aug. 11, 1920. She belonged to the Catholic Daughters, Gold Star Mothers, and Neighbors of Woodcraft. She was a volunteer at Veterans Affairs Medical Center and a member of American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 1957 and American Legion Post No. 37. She was a committee member of the Mesa County Democratic Party
206. Imogene Dice
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Imogene Dice outside of her house. Taken on 10/14/1968
207. Loryne Fitzgerald
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Loryne Fitzgerald was a teacher at Red Cliff Union High School in Red Cliff, Colorado.
208. Ready for an outing
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From left to right: Minnie Lundgren, Jonas Lindgren & Mrs. Lindgren, Mrs. Cowden, Mrs. Lundgren. Gypsum, Colorado 1914. Railroad tracks are in the background and the long shadow of the photographer (unknown) at right.
209. Unknown
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Unknown photograph. Frame reads "BRISBOR'S LEADVILLE"
210. Beneath the tree
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"Leo Daugherty's sister Mildred Nutt, Eagle, Colorado" - Alda Borah.
211. Myrtle Staup Borah
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Formal photograph of Myrtle Staup Borah, taken in a parlor with a piano. Myrtle married L. J. Borah (son of Jake Borah) on Dec. 27, 1912. She died in San Bernardino, California, in March 1955.
212. Mrs. Hall
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Mrs. Hall. Photograph frame reads "F.W. GROVE LEADVILLE, COLO"
213. Dorothy Doll
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Dorothy Doll (Gerard), pictured here around 17 years of age, the daughter of Frank & Lucy Doll of Gypsum. The photograph is missing most of the left corner. "She and I batched and attended Eagle County High School at Gypsum, Colorado" - Alda Borah.
214. Glenwood Picnic
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"Picnic in Glenwood Springs Colorado" Three people are marked: 1 is Lissa Staton, 2 is "Ivan's cousin", 3 is Ivan Staton. Dated 1922 from Alda Borah.
215. In the creek
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Ivan Staton's cousin (unidentified) sits in the Colorado River in Glenwood Canyon.
216. Vivian & Alda
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Vivian Hodges and Alda Borah in Eagle, Colorado.Stairs to a porch are visible in the left background.
217. Picnic in the woods
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From left to right: Harry Woods, Prof Doxie, William Long, Mrs. Bowen, Cecil Carey, Etta Barnes, Dorothy Shryack, Mayme Long. Names and date written on back by Alda Borah.
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Serena, daughter of Willis Staup, visits with her with children, Sharen and Johnny, at Willis' home in Gypsum. Photo is dated August 1958.
219. Pre-Climb Lunch
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"At lunch before making the climb to Castle Rock" - Alda Borah. A group sits in an aspen grove, some on makeshift chairs and logs, to have lunch before the hike up Castle Peak in Eagle County. Each person is numbered and labeled as follows: 1- Carl Mayer; 2- Mrs. Mayer; 3- Miss Fleming; 4-Herman Stein; 5-Beulah Buchholz; 6- Marion Dickerson; 7- Harry Woods; 8- William Long; 9- Dorothy Shryack; 10- Mrs. Dickinson; 11- Mayme Long; 12- Marion Mayer;...
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A group of women lined up in front of a concrete block building. Marie Edwards is in front, laughing.
Stamp on verso: "Photo by Signal Corps U.S. Army 7th Serv C-C Hale 43-379"