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The Miller Family - Maria, Niels, Bill, and Andrew. The little boy is Lew.

The Stone Church, an LDS church in Sanford Colorado, built in 1907. This picture was taken in 1949. A newspaper clipping is attached to the bottom, with the headline "Group Lays New Chapel Corner Stone".

A scrapbook page shows two photos. Both photos show Cindy Madrid, Amy Jepperson, and Eric Madrid native dress. The first shows Cindy, Amy, and Eric performing for the audience. Eric holds a drum. The second shows Amy and Eric looking on.

Two images of a scrapbook page. The first shows Cindy Madrid performing for the audience. The second shows Cindy wrapped in a native blanket.

This is a picture of the "This Sand is Your Sand" program. Great Sand Dunes park ranger Patrick Meyer plays a guitar in front of a group of children sitting on the lawn outside the old Southern Peaks Public Library building. The text of his song was…

Three farmers' wives and good friends standing in front of a sawmill in Conejos Canyon, Horca Colorado.Left to right: unknown woman, Mary Jan Scheiber, Tomena Auricla Hostetter.

Parker Valentine's grain threshing crew, Manassa Colorado, including Arch Chapman, Ben Parker and Ray Valentine (father of Raymond Valentine). A tractor and baler can be seen in the image. They are probably working an oat or barley field. Original…

Parker Valentine's grain threshing crew, Manassa, Colorado. Includes Ben Parker, Tom Park, Ray Valentine (father of Raymond Valentine). They are probably working in an oat or barley field.

Tomena Auricla Mortensen Hostetter and Sylvia Gay Hostetter Cunningham. Auricla was born in Iron County, Utah and died in Sanford, Colorado. Sylvia married Charles W. Cunningham in Sanford, Colorado.

John and Annie Maria Jensen Shawcroft in their buggy. According to the photo caption: "John and Maria traveled to Alamosa to trade, to Manassa for Conference, and to Eastdale to visit Mary "San" Holman in this buggy."