| ph000232 | Lee Humphrey and Hazel Lou Plowing at Kinnikinnick Ranch | Image | Plowing; Ranches-Colorado; Historical site; Evergreen (Colo.)--History; Horses; Goats |
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Type:Image Subject:Plowing; Ranches-Colorado; Historical site; Evergreen (Colo.)--History; Horses; Goats |
Description:Lee Humphrey driving a horse and plow with Hazel Lou riding behind him and goats grazing in the field at Kinnikinnick Ranch (also Humphrey Ranch).
Source of Information: Hazel Humphrey
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| ph000009 | Little Bear Building Main Street Evergreen, 1980 | Image | Central business districts; Stores-retail; Restaurants--United States |
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Type:Image Subject:Central business districts; Stores-retail; Restaurants--United States |
Description:Little Bear building in downtown Evergreen, originally the site of St. Mark's in the Wilderness and a Methodist church later, picture circa 1980.
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| ph000053 | Little Bear Building, 1983 | Image | Central business districts; Stores-retail; Bars (Drinking establishments); Automobiles |
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Type:Image Subject:Central business districts; Stores-retail; Bars (Drinking establishments); Automobiles |
Description:Little Bear Building (originally the site of St. Mark's In the Wilderness, and later the Methodist Church) in downtown Evergreen on Main Street, circa 1983.
Source of Information: Sternberg
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| ph000125 | Little Bear Building, 2009 | Image | Central business districts; Stores-retail; Automobiles; Men; Restaurants--United States; Diners (Restaurants); Bars (Drinking establishments) |
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Type:Image Subject:Central business districts; Stores-retail; Automobiles; Men; Restaurants--United States; Diners (Restaurants); Bars (Drinking establishments) |
Description:Downtown Evergreen with views of stores and Little Bear (new porch roof under construction) along main street and automobiles parked alongside the road, circa 2009.
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| ph000126 | Little Bear Building, 2009, Street View | Image | Central business districts; Stores-retail; Automobiles; Men; Restaurants--United States; Diners (Restaurants); Bars (Drinking establishments) |
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Type:Image Subject:Central business districts; Stores-retail; Automobiles; Men; Restaurants--United States; Diners (Restaurants); Bars (Drinking establishments) |
Description:Downtown Evergreen with views of stores and Little Bear (new porch roof under construction) along main street, circa 2009.
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| ph000071 | Little Bear, 1981, Street View | Image | Central business districts; Restaurants--United States; Bars (drinking establishments) |
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Type:Image Subject:Central business districts; Restaurants--United States; Bars (drinking establishments) |
Description:Street view of the Little Bear a restaurant and bar in downtown Evergreen on Main Street/Highway 74, circa 1981.
Source of Information: Sternberg
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| ph000070 | Little Bear, 1981, View of Front Door | Image | Central business districts; Restaurants--United States; Bars (drinking establishments) |
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Type:Image Subject:Central business districts; Restaurants--United States; Bars (drinking establishments) |
Description:Street view of the Little Bear Restaurant and Bar in downtown Evergreen on Main Street/Highway 74, circa 1981.
Source of Information: Sternberg
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| ph000122 | Little Bear, 1984-1986 | Image | Central business districts; Men; Women; Children; Roofs; Buildings, Wooden; Shop sign; Restaurants--United States; Diners (Restaurants); Parades |
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Type:Image Subject:Central business districts; Men; Women; Children; Roofs; Buildings, Wooden; Shop sign; Restaurants--United States; Diners (Restaurants); Parades |
Description:Downtown Evergreen; photo of people on the roof of Little Bear watching a parade, circa 1984-1986.
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| ph000172 | Little Darlins formerly the Filius Park Trading Post | Image | Log cabins; Gift shops; Grocery stores; Trading posts--Colorado--History; Evergreen (Colo.)--History |
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Type:Image Subject:Log cabins; Gift shops; Grocery stores; Trading posts--Colorado--History; Evergreen (Colo.)--History |
Description:"Little Darlins," formerly the Filius Park Trading Post, a log cabin and shed with trees behind them, 1981.
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| ph000311; JCHS.02784 | Lumbering Wagon | Image | Occupations; Men; Lumber; Horses; Mules; Wagons; Evans, Mount (Colo.) |
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Type:Image Subject:Occupations; Men; Lumber; Horses; Mules; Wagons; Evans, Mount (Colo.) |
Description:Lumber wagons, driven a by man and hauled by mules along a thin dirt trail in lower Bear Creek Canyon. Information source: Ray Waugh
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