Myrtle Brown Scrapbook

In the mid-1920s, Myrtle Brown and a group of her friends went on a road trip throughout central Colorado. The photographs and postcards in this collection document their trip to Pikes Peak, Golden, Denver, and Colorado Springs.

The Myrtle Brown Scrapbook is a part of Small Collections.

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Pikes Peak [3 women sitting on a rock]
Pikes Peak [3 women sitting on a rock]
Pikes Peak highway
Pikes Peak highway
Pikes Peak summit
Pikes Peak summit
South Sister viewed from Elk Lake
South Sister viewed from Elk Lake
Sugar Bowl chair lift
Sugar Bowl chair lift
The "Sweet" bear, City Park, Denver
The "Sweet" bear, City Park, Denver
photograph is glued to black paper with 3 other photographs glued to back
The "Sweet" bear, City Park, Denver
The "Sweet" bear, City Park, Denver
photograph is glued to black paper with 3 other photographs glued to back
Trout fishing on the Truckee at Big Chief camp
Trout fishing on the Truckee at Big Chief camp
Where we ate lunch near Bruin Inn
Where we ate lunch near Bruin Inn
photograph is glued to black paper with 2 other photographs
[2 people standing on walking bridge over a waterfall]
[2 people standing on walking bridge over a waterfall]
photograph is glued to black paper with 2 other photographs
[2 women standing near a statue of an Indian killing a buffalo (all are in front of a building)
[2 women standing near a statue of an Indian killing a buffalo (all are in front of a building)
photograph is glued to black paper with 2 other photographs
[2 women standing near railing looking at mountains]
[2 women standing near railing looking at mountains]
78.009.25 is glued to the back of this photograph

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