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A photo of the Len Carpenter home at 4808 S. Broadway.
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Phil Grimm was the owner of Freeman Signs.
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Professor Don Mackendrick talks about the history of irrigation and the development of water resources in Mesa County, Colorado from the 1880's until the construction of the Highline Canal in 1915 (during a program of the Mesa County Historical Society in July 1980). This recording is made available via signed release by the Mesa County Oral History Project, a collaboration of Mesa County Libraries and the Museums of Western Colorado.
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The Roadrunner bookmobile ran from 1968 - 1991. It is pictured here with driver Richard Blackburn.
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The new Rainbow Express bookmobile that replaced the old "Roadrunner" bookmobile.
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A photo of the Englewood Depot at its original location at 1000 W. Hampden before it was moved to 607 W Dartmouth in 1994.
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A photo of the Englewood Depot at its original location at 1000 W. Hampden before it was moved to 607 W. Dartmouth in 1994.
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Bertha Frye (center) visiting relatives in Nebraska while on a trip in their Model T Ford.
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La Porta Gallery on S. Broadway in 1992.
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This was a new fire engine in 1992 for the Englewood Fire Department.
39192) Trask Family Photo - 1962
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The Trask family. From Left to Right, Evelyn, Billy, Allen, Susan, and William "Bill".
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Sisters Velma and Bertha Frye share a wedding day on June 29, 1921. Velma (left) married Frank William Beyer and Bertha (right) married Raymond Enewold.
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Chesley Forest Frye was the oldest son of Charles Franklin Frye. He is shown here after his return form WWI in 1918.
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A photo of Charles F. Frye who often worked as a cowboy around Colorado.
