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Roy Marfitano and his mother, Stella Allaria Marfitano, at the Glenwood Springs nursing home. The photo was taken on Mother's Day, May 10, 1981.
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"A group of former McCoyites at Glenwood Springs in 1964. Left to right: Harry Groh, Mrs. Frank Groh, Mrs. Katherine Tuyls, Frank Groh, Jessie Groh, Mae Grimes, Ferdinand Ambos, Elsie Brooks, Hollis Brooks and Lulu Horn." -- McCoy Memoirs p.211
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
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A view of Grand Avenue in Glenwood Springs looking north. Taken in the 1910s. The two bell towers of the Hotel Colorado are visible in the background. A sign before the bridge reads, "OBSERVE SPEED LIMITS KEEP MUFFLERS CLOSED." A furniture store, pool hall, and café are visible on the right. A restaurant is visible on the left.
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A postcard of the Glenwood Hot Springs pool taken around 1964. The Glenwood Hot Springs pool opened in 1888 and is still in operation today. This postcard was sent to Alda (Borah) Farnsworth from Ivan and Rae Staton. The postmark is dated May 23, 1964, from Glenwood Springs.
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A postcard of the Glenwood Hot Springs pool. Many people are gathered around the pool and swimming. The Glenwood Hot Springs pool opened in 1888 and is still in operation today.
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A postcard of the Glenwood Springs railroad station, originally a stop on the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad. The station is still standing and is now owned by the Union Pacific Railroad. The station is served by Amtrak's "California Zephyr." The station first opened in 1904.
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A postcard of the Glenwood Hot Springs pool. Many people are gathered around the pool and swimming. The Glenwood Hot Springs pool opened in 1888 and is still in operation today.
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A pedestrian bridge of the Colorado River in Glenwood Springs. A train is visible in the background crossing a railroad bridge
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A postcard of the Glenwood Hot Springs pool in the 1910s. The Glenwood Hot Springs pool opened in 1888 and is still in operation today.
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A postcard of the Hotel Colorado (left) and Glenwood Hot Springs pool (right). The Glenwood Hot Springs pool opened in 1888 and is still in operation today. The Hotel Colorado first opened in 1893. Former United States President's Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft stayed at the Hotel Colorado during their presidencies. The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places on May 26, 1977.
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A postcard of the Hotel Colorado. Located in Glenwood Springs, the Hotel Colorado opened in 1893. Formed United States President's Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft stayed at the Hotel Colorado during their presidencies. The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places on May 26, 1977.
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The Hotel Colorado in Glenwood Springs. One of the oldest hotels in Colorado, the Hotel Colorado opened in 1893. The hotel was added to the National Register of Historic Places on May 26, 1977.
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Left to right: Jo Shryack, Stanley McHatton, and Bill Schlutter stand in a grassy area near some trees and a sidewalk. Taken in Glenwood Springs in 1911.
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A souvenir postcard sent to Alda Borah from Ivan Staton. The postmark is dated April 23, 1912, from Glenwood Springs.
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A postcard advertising Strawberry Day in Glenwood Springs, taking place June 21-22, 1912. An annual event celebrating the strawberry harvest of Glenwood Springs, Colorado. It began in 1898, and is ongoing. According to the Glenwood Springs Visitor’s Center, it is the longest continually held civic celebration west of the Mississippi River. It began as an agricultural festival. At one time, a bicycle race between Grand Junction and Glenwood was held...
96. Mount Sopris
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A postcard of Mount Sopris, located near Glenwood Springs. This postcard was sent to Alda Borah from Orville Jack Dempsey. The postmark is dated August 12, 1920, from Eagle. The mountain is named after former Denver mayor, Richard Sopris.
97. Ganelle Lytell
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Ganelle [possible Janelle] Lytell, a niece of Jo Shryack, holds on to an inner tube hear a house in Glenwood Springs.
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A postcard of the Hotel Colorado (left) and Glenwood Hot Springs pool (right). The Glenwood Hot Springs pool opened in 1888 and is still in operation today. The Hotel Colorado first opened in 1893. Former United States President's Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft stayed at the Hotel Colorado during their presidencies. The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places on May 26, 1977.
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Former United States President Harry Truman speaks to a crowd from the back of the presidential railcar, "Ferdinand Magellan" while on a whistle stop tour in 1952. Truman was campaigning for Adlai Stevenson. This was taken during Truman's stop in Glenwood Springs in October of 1952. His daughter, Margaret Truman, accompanied him. A sign on the railcar reads, "Vote Stevenson and Sparkman."
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100. Highway 6 sign
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A US Highway 6 sign with directions to Glenwood Springs (27 miles) and Denver (79 miles).