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Title: Keyaki tree planted by the Colonists. The only known thing to have survived

Title: Home
Date: 1900 (approximate)

Title: View of the shortest river in the world, first recorded in the journals of Lewis & Clark

Title: Bear holding two men at bay up a tree
Date: 1900 (approximate)

Title: [Snow covered ground and trees]
Date: 1922 (approximate)
Photographer: Brown, Myrtle

Title: [view of mountain gorge]
Date: 1922 (approximate)
Photographer: Brown, Myrtle

Title: [photo of an open range below a cliff side]

Title: The bush in the center of photo is growing in a depression which marks the site of the basement

Title: Judge lynch was the normal end for horse thieves on the frontier

Title: [view down a mountain]
Date: 1922 (approximate)
Photographer: Brown, Myrtle

Title: [photo of trees and pasture]

Title: Pikes Peak summit
Date: 1922
Photographer: Brown, Myrtle

Title: The old Indian camp where lived the savages that killed Lincols and his associates

Title: [photograph of an early wagon]

Title: May Jim
Date: 1900 (approximate)

Title: Posse felt second box of gold was hidden in dense undergrowth somewhere near these tracks

Title: The Hunters Home [Log cabin in snow with dead deer]
Date: 1920 (approximate)

Title: Flag & Tree
Photographer: National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum

Title: End of the Trail/Calif.
Photographer: National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum

Title: Flag & Tree
Photographer: National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum

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