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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Ray Johnson
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Ray Johnson poses for a picture around 1926.
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Ray Johnson
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Ray Johnson poses for a picture around 1927.
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Ray Kelley marker
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Commemorative marker for Ray Kelley at his cabin site in Homestake Valley, Colorado.
"Ray Kelley had three mining claims staked out in the national forest on Homestake Creek and had built his own little town of cabins by hand. Four cabins were at the top end of a meadow, about a half-mile off the road, and one was hidden in a grove up the steep hills to the west. That one was called the upper claim." p. 52, "Walking Without Footprints," by Connie Delaney.
Kelley's cabin was approximately 3 miles in from the Homestake turnoff.
Obituary: Eagle Valley Enterprise, May 18, 1978 p.9, JoAnn Potter Riggle
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Ray Kelley marker
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Commemorative marker for Ray Kelley at his cabin site in Homestake Valley, Colorado.
"Ray Kelley had three mining claims staked out in the national forest on Homestake Creek and had built his own little town of cabins by hand. Four cabins were at the top end of a meadow, about a half-mile off the road, and one was hidden in a grove up the steep hills to the west. That one was called the upper claim." p. 52, "Walking Without Footprints," by Connie Delaney.
Kelley's cabin was approximately 3 miles in from the Homestake turnoff.
Obituary: Eagle Valley Enterprise, May 18, 1978 p.9
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Ray Norman Kilgore
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Ray Kilgore, the youngest child of Alvin and Jennie Kilgore, sits in a little wagon around 1921. The Kilgore's were tenants of Alfred and Mary Borah for a number of years.
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Ray Tippett and Buster Beck
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Roy Tippett (L) and Buster Beck on horseback, posed in front of stacked mine timbers for the Gilman Mine. The house in the background belongs to the framer who worked for Fleming Lumber Company.
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