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Commemorative card for the 50th anniversary of Rev. Monsignor Thomas F. Dentici, May 30, 1953-2003.
On verso: "Give Yourself to me, O my God, give Yourself once more to me. I love You and if my love is too small a thing, grant me to love more intensely. I cannot measure to know how far my love falls short of sufficiency, that my life should run to Your embrace and never be turned away until it is hidden in the secret of Your face. (13.9) -- From...
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1900: Studio portrait of Perie Hockett Green, daughter of Mary and Art Hockett, standing next to John Green who is seated on his chair with his legs crossed. Perie and John had two sons, Bertram and Winslow. Perie died in the 1918 flu epidemic. John Green owned Sweetwater Lake and sold it to Paul Gregg, artist for the Denver Post newspaper.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
823. Eagle
824. Hauling mine timbers
825. Grimes cabin
826. Beecher Gulch Place
829. Durbin McIlnay
830. Stacking hay
831. Alberta Hanks
832. Examining ore core
833. At the Brick Yard
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Major fires, two years apart spurred Salidans into a spate of brick construction that eventually saved the town from more devastating damage. A couple of brick yards were in operation before the 1886 fire, but within a year after the 1888 conflagration, there were at least four in production. Clay, sand and water are stirred into a stiff mud before it is packed into molds. It was repetitive, back-wrenching work, but it was lucrative for many years....
834. Boulder
836. Blue Cow Chute
839. Belden in snow
840. Sam Lemon
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Studio photograph of Sam Lemon (born in 1880) as a young man, taken while living with his mother, Laura Josephine Lemon, in Fowler, Colorado.
"Mr. Lemon ranched for several years, was employed in construction work and later owned and operated the Gypsum Poolhall." --Eagle Valley Enterprise, Apr. 27, 1961 p.1
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]