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The Pine River Library Heritage Hub is a media lab dedicated to recording, writing, editing, and sharing personal histories of the Pine River Valley residents. A focus of the Heritage Hub is to interview local seniors about their histories or stories of their relatives, allowing seniors to share some of their research and preserving their stories in a digital format.
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Story of famous cowgirl trick horse rider.
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A group of students stands on the front steps of the Old Yellow School. The undated photo has to be after 1925, because the chimney of the new high school can be seen on the right side. The two trees are still there today. The school burned in the late 1950s and had to be torn down. (Courtesy of Tim Walters.)
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Image of Paul Davenport, high school student in 1950's from school year book in Bayfield, CO.
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World champion trick rider, Reva Gray, standing on a horse.
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A local newspaper listing of Reva Cordell Grey World Champion trick rider death notice
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Image of Reva Cordell Gray, World Champion trick rider AP wireimage death notice
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A winter view of Mill Street on January 24th, 1943
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Illustration of lead character in local high school play Cheaper by the Dozen, Paul Davenport
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Joanne (Hickman) McCoy a long time resident of the Pine River Valley, Bayfield, CO
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Joanne (Hickman) McCoy's family portrait of Father (Forrest) and Mother (Lily) Hickman and their children.
