Old Photos from NW Colorado

The following are photos from this
northwest corner of Colorado!
Prints for personal use can be purchased from the museum.
For commercial or professional use, please contact the museum.

"Homestead"
Homestead on the Williams Fork River circa 1900
#86-31-131

"Taxidermists"
The cabin of "Crane and Dummy" Wilson at Timberlake Colorado, north of Craig Colorado, circa 1892.
Photographer - A.G. Wallihan
#90-101-27
 

"Cowboys"
Jim Robinson and Ted Hughes west of Craig, Colorado, circa 1900.
Photographer - D.W. Diamond
#99-136-16

"Cowgirl Montana Bell"
#97-3-2
 

"Cowgirl Mildred Douglas"
#97-3-1

"Gone Fishing"
Circa 1900
#66-1-7

"Stage Coach"
Ben Haggerty Driver. Taken near Hayden, Colorado, circa 1910.
#96-75-2a

"Homestead Life"
Williams Fork River south of Craig, Colorado. Deal Ranch circa 1900.
#86-31-130
 

"Dry Farmer's Wagon"
Craig, Colorado
Photographer - George H. Welch
#92-213-3

"The Photographer"
Mrs. Augusta Wallihan poses with the new camera at Lay, Colorado,
circa 1895.
Photographer - A.G. Wallihan.
#97-2-1
 

"The Dollies"
Elvie and Eunice Ranney, Craig, Colorado, circa 1902.
#74-10-25

"Blacksmith's"
L.E. Ponton and John Sexton taken in Texas, circa 1890.
Photographer - K.F. Amrein
 

"Widow Homesteader"
Mrs. Barton homesteaded west of Craig, Colorado in 1910.
Photographer - L.H. Hellebust
#96-184-25

"Lant and Tracy"
Bert Cogdill and F.H. Wood play outlaws, circa 1903.
#94-78-15
 

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 ORDERING INFORMATION 

*The museum has a large collection of old photographs of the area and people, as well as numerous resources for genealogical research. If staff does research, the fee is $10 per hour.  If the individual comes in, it can be done in person with minimal assistance.