Frederick Melton "Foghorn" Clancy was one of the first active rodeo announcers. This collection contains photographs, contact prints, and transparencies circa 1940. Many of the photographs are of Clancy in group shots with a variety of individuals. Some of the more well-known are Fox Hastings and Mary Louise Eskew.
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- Smoky Hinkson shows cowgirl Loraine Yale how he trained his Brahma Bull "White Eagle"
- So you want to be a cowboy!
- Some "Rodeo fans of America" members, Waverly, N.Y., late 1930's
- Sons of the Pioneers with Gene Autry Entertain "The rodeo fans of America" at Madison Square Garden
- Taken at the Vancouver Stampede Aug 1926
- Ted Allen Champion Horse Shoe Pitcher of Colorado
- Ted Allen Worlds Champion Horse Shoe pitcher, Foghorn Clancy, Betty Allen
- The Boarding house reach, J.E. Ranch Rodeo, 1930's Waverly N.Y J R. Eskew hazing
- The Newell's little son 1948, 1907 So. Broadway, St. Louis, MO.
- The Ringside Bar opposite the old Madison Square Garden on 8th Ave., N.Y.C. the late 30's
- The early 40's at the J.E. Ranch Waverly, N.Y. "Rodeo capital of the East"
- The early days of the J.E. Ranch Waverly N.Y.
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