Larimer County CO Photo index

Mary Mead of Highlandlake	Beaver Park 1922
Photo History CAPTION: Taken in Beaver Park, in Larimer County in 1922. 1. Shows Mary Mead of Highlandlake, Weld County, as a young girl with her dog Rex in Beaver Park.	Photo History CAPTION: Shows a group of people and Rex the dog on top of a mountain in Beaver Park. Written on the back is: Beaver Park 1922. Rex (dog), Keith, Mr.... Cowle, Mr.... Baker, Margaret Crowle, Mrs.... (Florence) Mead, Mrs.... Coates, Mrs.... Cowle, Wayne. Taken on top of a mountain. Note; all of the named people above were from Highlandlake.
Banker Sherman's house	On the Road to Estes Park
	Photo History CAPTION: It's taken "on the road to Estes Park" in 1922.
Business card from Estes Park	Long's Peak
Photo History CAPTION: Here's my grandpa's business card from Estes Park again this is around 1910 as he arrived there as best we can figure about 1908. We understand his stables/ranch is drowned under the reservoir, I'd be interested in hearing from anyone who might know about this. You see all my ancestors and what they did.	Photo History CAPTION: Long's Peak from Bear Lake, Estes Park, Colorado
Davis blacksmith
Photo History CAPTION: This picture was given to me by my grandfather, Ray Casida Davis, who was raised in Loveland. The photo shows the Davis blacksmith establishment that was located on the corner of First Street and Washington Avenue in Loveland. The young man on the right is my great-uncle, Julius Abner Davis. On the right is my great-grandfather, Richard Creed Davis. The Davis Family came to Loveland in about 1905 from Iowa.
Hupp Family in front of their home	James Shaw Camplain
Photo History CAPTION: My grandfather was J.S. Williams, grandmother Doris Williams nee Hupp. They lived in Estes. Grandma born there, grandpa immigrated from Brownwood Texas in 1908. Moved to Fairplay in South Park about 1917 where I was raised.	Photo History CAPTION: James Shaw Camplain, my great great grandfather in the Estes Park area circa 1910. He was reportedly on a train between Estes and Texas around this time and killed in a train wreck near Trinidad, Colorado where he may be buried.
Stanley Hotel
Photo History CAPTION: Stanley Hotel, Estes Park, Colorado