Owner and Submitter
Cate Daniell
metamorphosis@uswest.net
Photo History
CAPTION:
This is a photo of my parents, J. D. HUTCHISON from Michigan who
met my mother Lola Mae SMITH while he had a layover on the train
on his way to a military base in Clovis, NM. He was wandering
around town and happened into the elevator my mother operated a
Neusteter's. He refused to get out until she would agree to go
out with him that night. He rode up and down all day. She finally
consented; they were married 6 weeks later. They celebrated their
56th wedding anniversary this past April. This photo was probably
taken in 1943. My uncle Leo SMITH (a Denver attorney) is wearing
the striped shirt. The non-family historical significance of this
photo is the expanse of nothingness behind the farm to the
mountains. You can see just a faint outline of the mountains
behind the car. Those wide open spaces are now Littleton and
Lakewood. Columbine HS is now somewhere out there.
Click on Full Size below for the enlarged photo.
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