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261) Edwards construction
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Development of Edwards continues in the Timothy field. The house in the background was owned at the time by Bruce Eaton. It had been previously owned by William Beck.
262) Edwards construction
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Development of Edwards continues in the Timothy field. The house in the background was owned at the time by Bruce Eaton. It had been previously owned by William Beck.
263) Edwards construction
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Development of Edwards continues in the Timothy field. Railroad tracks for the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad can be seen in the background.
264) Edwards construction
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Development of Edwards continues near the Klatt home. "The outhouse just had to get in the picture."
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The Edwards Post Office under construction. "The new Edwards Post Office occupied in June, 1980. Built on pastureland of the Wellington Ranch. It is on Highway 6 and is located one fourth mile east of the old log building."
266) "Danny's fields"
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"Contractor's office and equipment in Danny's [Koprinikar] field."
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"Dozens of these 'cracker boxes' stored in pasture waiting to be made into 'magnificent?' condominiums."
269) Klatt barn
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Klatt "Barn-1981-Good picture of Bruce Eaton's house. [Formerly the Beck home]" (On the far right)
272) Klatt Family home
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"Heavy equipment working in field. Black Beauty and Buttons in what is left of a fertile field," on the left.
273) Klatt Family home
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"Taken from East of Edwards Service Station and looking toward home. Highway 70 had moved in."
276) Klatt barn
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The Klatt barn "now moved intact to grassy spot across the Eagle River. Museum suggested."
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The Eagle River at Edwards [Wilmore stop]. Lettuce shed next to the railroad with the old water tank in the background. Benny Klatt's home and small store on Highway 6. Benny Klatt was killed by his brother-in-law, William Wellington, over the ownership of the cabin in which Wellington lived.
