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  • Byers Peak
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    A man, identified as the Director of the Byers Peak Ranch for Boys, sits atop his horse, Judy. Byers Peak, near Fraser, Colorado, is in the background.
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    Byers Peak (Colo.)--1910-1950.; Fraser (Colo.)--1910-1950.; Horses--Colorado--Fraser--1910-1950.; Men--Colorado--Fraser--1910-1950.
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    [between 1917 and 1941]
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  • St. Louis Valley, looking west from Fraser toward Byers and St. Louis Peaks
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    Byers Peak and Saint Louis Peak are in the distance, beyond a flat pasture where cattle are bedding down. In the middle of the pasture is a large hay stack surrounded by a timber fence.
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    Fraser (Colo.)--1910-1950.; Cattle--Colorado--Fraser--1910-1950.; Mountains--Colorado--1910-1950.
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    [between 1917 and 1941]
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  • Beaver ditch
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    Three boys examine the contents of St. Louis Creek, which runs along a two-track road near Fraser, Colorado. The boys are guests at the Byers Peak Ranch for Boys.
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    Fraser (Colo.)--1910-1950.; Boys--Colorado--Fraser--1910-1950.; Streams--Colorado--Fraser--1910-1950.
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    [between 1917 and 1941]
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  • The Colorado state flower
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    Blooming Columbine are surrounded by greenery and mountains near Fraser, Colorado.
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    Fraser (Colo.)--1910-1950.; Flowers--Colorado--Fraser--1910-1950.
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    [between 1917 and 1941]
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  • Byers Peak
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    Two men, Mr. Arnold and Mr. Davis, sit atop their horses at the Byers Peak Ranch for Boys, near Fraser, Colorado. A dog is sitting nearby.
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    Fraser (Colo.)--1910-1950.; Horses--Colorado--Fraser--1910-1950.; Men--Colorado--Fraser--1910-1950.; Ranches--Colorado--Fraser--1910-1950.
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    [between 1917 and 1941]
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  • An open gate
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    An open gate marks the entrance to national forest land used by the youngsters at the Byers Peak Ranch for Boys near Fraser, Colorado.
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    Fraser (Colo.)--1910-1950.; Forests--Colorado--Fraser--1910-1950.; Gates--Colorado--Fraser--1910-1950.
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    [between 1917 and 1941]
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  • Punch and Judy, ready to take their boy mounts into the "wild and wooly west"
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    Three young boys and a dog pose at the Byers Peak Ranch for Boys near Fraser, Colorado. Two of the boys are mounted on horses, identified as Punch and Judy.
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    Fraser (Colo.)--1910-1950.; Boys--Colorado--Fraser--1910-1950.; Horses--Colorado--Fraser--1910-1950.
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    [between 1917 and 1941]
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  • The ranch house and barn
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    Two boys and three men are at the Byers Peak Ranch for Boys near Fraser, Colorado. One of the boys is on horseback, the other is standing next to his horse. The three men are on the open front porch of a two-story log home. A log barn in the...
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    Fraser (Colo.)--1910-1950.; Ranches--Colorado--Fraser--1910-1950.
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    [between 1910 and 1941]
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  • Up the lane
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    A dirt road disappears into dense forest at the Byers Peak Ranch for Boys near Fraser, Colorado.
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    Fraser (Colo.)--1910-1950.; Forests--Colorado--Fraser--1910-1950.; Roads--Colorado--Fraser--1910-1950.
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    [between 1917 and 1941]
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  • James Peak in a storm
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    James Peak, on the Continental Divide, is obscured by nimbus clouds in this view, taken from the Byers Peak Ranch for Boys near Fraser, Colorado.
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    Fraser (Colo.)--1910-1950.; James Peak (Colo.)--1910-1950.
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    [between 1917 and 1941]
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  • The Snowy Range
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    Mountains identified as the Snowy Range, part of the Continental Divide, stand behind the town of Fraser, Colorado, as seen from the Byers Peak Ranch for Boys.
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    Fraser (Colo.)--1910-1950.; Mountains--Colorado--1910-1950.
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    [between 1917 and 1941]

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