Photo Record
Images
Metadata
Title |
Men on a sled |
Catalog Number |
5801 |
Object Name |
Print, Photographic |
Description |
View of 11 men sitting on a sled on snow being pulled by a horse at the corner of 4th Street and Lincoln Avenue in Loveland. A building is visible behind them. The photograph is attached to a card that has a typed note attached to it below the image. The typed note reads, "In the Good Old Days. Just an old ladder but it made a good sled. The gang is as follows from front to back: ‘Jug’ Riley, George Riley, Andy Rose, Peep Youtsey, Jake Wolaver, Charles Cook, Dave Krouskop, Clayton Mulvaney, George Stoddard, Ben Quigley, E. Greer. Picture taken in about 1899. Looking south-west. The bit building was the Ferguson-Scott Hardware Store. The church was the old Presbyterian that set on the corner of Fourth and Lincoln. Property of Floyd Wolaver. Framed by Harold M. Dunning. 2-3-40 For Pioneer Museum." Written along the bottom in pencil, "357." |
Date |
1899 |
Dimensions |
3.75" x 4.5" image adhered to a card measuring 9.5" x 6" |
Credit line |
Floyd Wolaver |
Collection |
Permanent Collection |
People |
Cook, Charlie Krouskop, Dave Mulvaney, Clayton Quigley, Ben Riley, George Rose, Andrew Stoddard, George Wolaver, Jake Youtsey, Peep |
Grant Funding |
Supported in part by an award from the Colorado Historical Records Advisory Board, through funding from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC), National Archives Records Administration. |
Subjects |
Buildings Horses Men Sleds & sleighs Snow |