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	Search results for Powder    Refine your search Historical Context Triangle Review (6) Urban Growth & Technol... (3) Post World War I 1919-... (2) Urban Growth & Technol... (2) Early Settlement, 1844... (1) Show more... Image Origin Print (5) Negative Strip (1) Negative Strip 6, 1978... (1) Negative Strip 7, 1979... (1) Negative Strip 7, 1979... (1) Show more... Content Type People (5) Person (2) Buildings (2) Object (2) Animals (1) Show more... Decade 1980s (3) 1990s (3) 1970s (3) 1830s (1) 1900s (1) Show more... Creator Dan Lassiter, Fort Col... (2) Gary Kimsey (1) Larimer County Colorad... (1) Mark Miller Studio, Fo... (1) results 1-13 of 13 item(s)  page 1 of 1 : ( <<  1  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. Burro loaded with mining supplies Mining; Railroads; Animals; Mules; Explosions; Gold; Gold mining Black and white photograph of a burro loaded with mining supplies, crated labeled with "Nitro Glycerine, Explosive!" and "Giant Powder, Dangerous, Handle With Care!" Back of photo features caption "I helped... 2. Mike McCormick Black powder rifles are more than a hobby to gun store owner Mike McCormick. Fort Collins, Colorado 3. Al DePorter and Donna Lee Kerr Al DePorter and Donna Lee Kerr are married in a traditional mountain man and Indian bride cermony of the 1800s including an Indian Pipe cermony and a black powder salute along the banks of the Poudre River,... 4. Mountain man wedding Participants in the marriage of Al DePorter and Donna Lee Kerr, a traditional mountain man and Indian bride cermony of the 1800s including an Indian Pipe cermony and a black powder salute along the banks... 5. Pleasant Valley, Larimer County Pleasant Valley, Larimer County, Colorado. Here is a view of beautiful Pleasant Valley, a few miles west of Fort Collins, Colorado, in the area around Bellvue. Drive west from Fort Collins, over Bingham... 6. Cache La Poudre Monument Monuments & memorials; Cache La Poudre River Black and white photograph of the Cache La Poudre Monument near Bellvue. D.A.R. The monument reads "THE CACHE LA POUDRE RIVER DERIVES ITS NAME FROM POWDER CACHED BY TRAPPERS NEAR THIS SPOT - 1836. ERECTED... 7. Larry Helburg Larry Helburg, also known for this portrayal of the cantankerous mountain man character Rattlesnake, enjoys hunting with a black powder rifle. Larry lives in Fort Collins, Colorado 8. Ft Collins Panorama Post Card Buildings; Streets; Streets--Colorado--Fort Collins; Roads Color Fort Collins Panorama Post Card, circa 1904, of the intersection of College Avenue, Mountain & Linden before streetcars. Livestock water trough in the middle of the intersection. Jaywalker was Tom... 9. Cache La Poudre drawing Cache La Poudre drawing, postcard of river, covered wagons, and a man climbing out of a hole with a powder cache 10. Mike and Stephanie Allen Mike and Stephanie Allen load their black powder muzzler loader rifle at a shoot west of Horsetooth Reservior (The Triangle Review, 1978/07/26, p.3-A) 11. Mike McCormick explains black powder.. Black powder ammo comes in many sizes, says Mike McCormick.. Fort Collins, Colorado 12. Bleaching Powder Drums World War, 1939-1945--Aerial Operations, Japanese World War, 1939-1945--Balloons Bleaching Powder Drums [cws sect 2 p 397] 13. Irving Roberts Camping Trip Powder River Camping; Rivers Black and white photograph of Irving Roberts Camping Trip Powder River, 8-29-1920. The photo shows a couple of cars with two men near them. On the photo in black is written 8/29-20 Powder River. select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-13 of 13 item(s)  page 1 of 1 : ( <<  1  >> ) :: previous : next
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