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Group with truck (probably a GMC) loading or unloading for a picnic. People not identified, probably Mrs. Woodhouse at far right, maybe Katharine Baily (her family was located at the salt works) or Mrs. Cadman standing next to rear wheel of truck.

unknown, Prof. Steinbrunn, probably Eric Newcomb DS19, Walter Welti DS17, Herb Reich DS17, and probably Windsor Putnam DS19, clowning during a picnic at the Lake

Unknown people having a picnic - it looks pretty rough and ready as to location, perhaps they were hungry or wanted to enjoy a narrow spot in the canyon

Pig slaughter, prior to butchering. L-R: Robert Gay DS60, Lincoln Bergman DS61, Ray Huey DS61, Con Van Arsdall DS61, Ray Diggle DS61, Phil Craven DS60

Cam Leonard DS74, Brooks Coville and Leonard Loomis DS73 at a pig slaughter. Pigs are not skinned, but the hair is removed with cup-shaped knives.

Pinney, one of hte cow horses, at White Mountain City, across the Valley from Deep Springs

A reprint of a magazine article by PN Nunn, covering the technology of the early days of the Telluride Power Company

One of the large pistons for the Casper diesel engines being lifted, probably for installation in the engine.

students planting potatoes

2 images, one showing plastering operation, the other titled "MacDaniels" carrying ladder in car nearby. This is the old Museum, replaced in the early 2000s and was evidently not yet called "the Museum" during construction