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Merritt Holloway and Bob Kwit DS49 examining a cliff dweller diorama at Mesa Verde and group posed by sign reading "Harry Goulding's Monument Valley Trading Post and Lodge 1-1/2 miles"

Ragnar Mellin was known locally as "the galloping Swede" because he apparently went everywhere at a gallop.

Portrait of family on steps of cottage - E. A. Thornhill was dean at Deep Springs as well as at Telluride Branches before that time perhaps for the entire TA system. Daughter was Virginia who was also an informant to later historians.

Jim Withrow DS27 and Charles Gilbert DS27 on horseback near the post office end of the old Main Building

Roger Dell (math faculty, 1960s and 1970s), wife Marilyn holding daughter Megan, son Jeff, daughter Nicole

View from near partly-finished Boarding House of the Main Building, with scaffolding still in place

Left to right, Mr. Knopf, LL Nunn, Bruce Simmons, and Irwin Scott in the desert, exact location unknown, possibly deciding where to build the college

The FWD truck, carrying items from Beaver Branch of Telluride Association to Deep Springs, mired somewhere between. Chet Dunn and other students undertook this trip

Evidently Harvey rode a horse called Topper and was thrown.

Bales of hay stacked up 10 high, with students, late 1930s date estimated from the fact that that was when the baler arrived