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	Search results for V    Refine your search Historical Context Urban Growth & Technol... (262) Triangle Review (88) Sugar Beets 1900-1919 (63) Post World War I 1919-... (43) John Dietz (35) Show more... Decade 1980s (204) 1970s (111) 1950s (34) 1910s (32) 1900s (29) Show more... Image Origin Slide (176) Square Slide (130) Print (88) Negative Strip V (84) Negative (33) Show more... Content Type Buildings (147) People (102) Person (86) People & Structures (34) Landscapes - Natural (26) Show more... Creator John Dietz, Greeley (35) Tax Assessor's Office (35) Mark Miller Studio, Fo... (31) Larimer County Tax Ass... (9) V. Thorpe (7) Show more... results 1-20 of 570 item(s)  page 1 of 29 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. Santa Claus Santa 2. Estes Park, Colorado Estes Park; Panoramic views; Winter Black and white panoramic photograph of Estes Park, Colorado; this photo is H03849 and H03850 side by side. 3. Frank Miller painting, landscape Frank Miller painting, landscape. 4. Rocky Mountain High School basketball Lobos (Rocky Mountain High School Basketball), Fort Collins, Colorado. 5. Frank Miller on old Stagecoach Frank Miller on old Stagecoach. 6. Santa Claus house Santa's House 7. Gene & Shorty Creed Gene & Shorty Creed are both members of the Cowboy Hall of Fame. Shorty Creed Obituary in Coloradoan, Wednesday July 15, 1992, The lived in a ranch near Bellview, Colorado after retiring from rodeo riding... 8. Gene & Shorty Creed Gene & Shorty Creed are both members of the Cowboy Hall of Fame. Shorty Creed Obituary in Coloradoan, Wednesday July 15, 1992, The lived in a ranch near Bellview, Colorado after retiring from rodeo riding... 9. Farm Residence Single story frame dwelling, constructed c. 1906, with seven outbuildings and one silo. Property owned by Edna V. Lynn, Bellvue, Colorado. Range 69 West, Township 6 North, Section 12 10. Gene Creed's trophy lamp Gene Creed's trophy lamp. Gene Creed "was a trick rider and could bust broncos as well as any man." (The Recorder, Aug. 7, 1986) 11. Farm Residence Single story frame dwelling, constructed c. 1919, with large covered front porch. Property owned by Edna V. Lynn, Bellvue, Colorado. Range 69 West, Township 6 North, Section 12 12. Gene Creed's trophy lamp Gene Creed's trophy lamp. Gene Creed "was a trick rider and could bust broncos as well as any man." (The Recorder, Aug. 7, 1986) 13. Poudre High School football Poudre High School Football 14. Gene Creed's trophy Gene Creed's trophy lamp. Gene Creed "was a trick rider and could bust broncos as well as any man." (The Recorder, Aug. 7, 1986) 15. Poudre High School faculty Poudre High Faculty 16. Gene & Shorty Creed's trophies Gene & Shorty Creed are both members of the Cowboy Hall of Fame. Shorty Creed "was a bull-dogger, calf-roper, bronc rider. Gene Creed "was a trick rider and could bust broncos as well as any man." (The... 17. C. W. Metcalf C. W. Metcalf (December Business World) 18. Gene Creed Gene Creed "was a trick rider and could bust broncos as well as any man." (The Recorder, Aug. 7, 1986) 19. C. W. Metcalf C. W. Metcalf (December Business World) 20. Montezuma Fuller birthday cake Montezuma Fuller birthday cake. Picture of Laurel School on cake. "Montezuma Fuller, born Nov. 13, 1858, in Nova Scotia, attended Colorado Agricultural College … He came to Fort Collins from Denver in... select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-20 of 570 item(s)  page 1 of 29 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  >> ) :: previous : next
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