Call NumberARL-33Date1930 May 26SummaryText and annotations on album page read: "[ARL-26] Come on down the pole, Margie, [ARL-27] What's the matter Evelyn? It can't be that bad, Margie. Is Edna Mae happy?, [ARL-28] I'll bet you still like to do it, too, [ARL-29] West High's perfect contrast. Julius Johnson, William Powell, [ARL-30] Remember those good old days, Margie and Eleanor?, [ARL-31] Now, ain't love just too grand, Sheba and Mr. Player? Who is the third party?, [ARL-32] Two of the West "gang", Elizabeth Reid, Woodrow Reid" The photographic prints on album page show: an African American teenage girl, Margie, on a swinging ladder; three African American teenage girls, Evelyn, Margie and Edna May; Marie Anderson, an African American teenage girl on a swing; two African American teenage boys named Julius Johnson and William Powell; two African American teenage girls on a slide; three African American teenagers at the swings; Elizabeth Reid and her brother, Woodrow Reid, all in Rocky Mountain Lake Park, Denver, Colorado.Physical Description7 photographic prints mounted on album page ; 18 x 28 cm (7 x 11 in.)Born-Digital or AnalogAnalogSubjectAfrican Americans--Colorado--DenverMemorial Day--Colorado--DenverRocky Mountain Lake Park (Denver, Colo.)Boys--Colorado--DenverGirls--Colorado--DenverMen--Colorado--DenverParks--Colorado--DenverTeenagers--Colorado--DenverWomen--Colorado--DenverCollectionPhotographs - Western HistoryRelated MaterialImage File: ZZR700600033Type of MaterialBlack & white photographsDigital Version Created FromCamp Nizhoni Album, 1928-1937, Phyllis Wheatley YWCAOriginal Material Found in CollectionARL39. Lincoln Hills recordsNotesFor individual scans of items on album page see ARL-26, ARL-27, ARL-28, ARL-29, ARL-30, ARL-31 and ARL-32. For verso of album page see ARL-41. Scanned image from photograph album loaned to the DPL Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library by Marie L. Greenwood. Title inked on album page with identification and annotations. R7006000333DonorMarie L. Greenwood
Rocky Mountain Lake, Memorial Day (1930 May 26). Denver Public Library Digital Collections, accessed 11/02/2026, https://digital.denverlibrary.org/nodes/view/1104818
