Ralph R. Doubleday Rodeo Photographs

The Ralph R. Doubleday Rodeo Photographs Collection contains photographs taken by Ralph R. Doubleday between 1910-1952. As Doubleday traveled across the nation, he documented 40 years of rodeo history through images of people, events, and venues.

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: [Pairs of riders, mostly cowgirls, moving down street]

: [Parade of cowboys on horseback followed by walking cowgirls]; Route of parade is Colorado 350. Same setting as in .2604, .2605, & .2606

: [Parade of walking and riding Indian men down center of town; crowds line street]; same location as .2520

: [Paul Garner riding saddle bronc]

: [Paul Gould rides and stays with his mount "My Pal" in front of stands]

: [Pauline Nesbitt standing by horse]

: [Pearl Biron posing by horse]

: [Penrose making speech at Dedication of Will Rogers Shrine of the Sun]; See also .2626, .2676, .2678, .2679, .2681, .2682, .2684, .2685, .2687, & .2688; Will Rogers Shrine of the Sun dedicated Labor Day, 1937; LtoR: E. Pardee, ?, ?, Bob Crosby, Bust, Spencer Penrose, Jim Rogers, Mrs. W. S. McSpadden, horse, W.M. Gulager, Mrs. Lasca Luckett, Vaughn Krieg, Ike Rude; King Merritt in upper right back

: [Penrose speaking after the unveiling of Rogers bust at the Dedication of the Shrine of the Sun]; See also .2626, .2676, .2678, .2679, .2680, .2681, .2682, .2684, .2686, & .2688; Will Rogers Shrine of the Sun dedicated Labor Day, 1937; LtoR: Bob Crosby, bust, Spencer Penrose, Mrs. W. S. McSpadden, Vaughn Krieg, Ike Rude; King Merritt in upper center back

: [Perhaps George Pitman standing in front of his trailer]

: [Perhaps Little Tin Horn Hank Keenen's Aunt Edna]

: [Pete Crump riding "Spot"]

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