Local History Photo Archive

The Eagle Valley Library District and the Eagle County Historical Society work together to bring you thousands of photographs, artifacts, and many other items from historical Eagle County and the surrounding areas on the Western Slope.


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Dorris Johnson
Dorris Johnson at Officer Candidate School at Fort Knox, Kentucky, in the summer of 1942.
Dorris Johnson and friend
Dorris Johnson with a friend at the University of Colorado Boulder, in 1927.
Dorris Johnson and friend
Dorris Johnson stands with a soldier at Fort Knox, Kentucky, soon after becoming a Captain. Taken between 1944 and 1945.
Dorris Johnson and friends
Dorris Johnson with friends on a camping trip in the mid-1930s. Note that there is staining on the photograph. Top (l-r): ?, Dorris Johnson, Rosella Burbank Bottom (l-r): Gene Grant, Marvin Gaut
Dorris Johnson and friends
Dorris Johnson with friends on a camping trip in the mid-1930s. From left to right: George Carlow, Dorris Johnson, Elmo Niswanger
Dorris Johnson and friends
Dorris Johnson with friends on a camping trip in the mid-1930s. Written on the back, "Hope you have as much fun out of this picture as I have had. B. F. J." Top: Marvin Gaut Middle (l-r): Rosella Burbank, ? Bottom (l-r): Dorris Johnson, Gene Grant
Dorris Johnson and friends
Dorris Johnson with friends on a camping trip in the mid-1930s. Left to right: Isabel Nesthouse, Gene Grant, ?, Rosella Burbank, Dorris Johnson
Dorris Johnson with men from his unit
Dorris Johnson with men from his unit at Fort Knox, Kentucky, in 1944. Back row not identified. Front row (l-r): Shalala, Steve McGill, Dorris Johnson, Osburn, Metcalf, Mayer.
Dorris and Neva Johnson
Dorris and Neva Johnson pose for a picture around 1930.
Dorris and Nora Johnson
Dorris and Nora (Steward) Johnson pose for a picture in 1943. Dorris is dressed in his World War II uniform.
Dorris and Ray Johnson
Dorris and Ray Johnson pose for a picture at the Johnson Ranch in the 1920s.
Dorris and Ray Johnson
Dorris and Ray Johnson pose for a picture at some point in the mid-1920s.

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