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The Enoch Rogers family of Manassa, Colorado.Standing, left to right, are: G. Wayne Rogers, Clay Rogers, Carr Rogers.Front, left to right, are: Jess Rogers, Mae Smith Rogers, Pearl Rogers Holmes, Texie Rogers Weimer, and Jake Rogers.

Two children and seven men in the process of building Main Street, looking South, in Manassa, Colorado in 1895. The fourth man from the left (standing) is G. Wayne Rogers, uncle of Cletus Rogers.

Students in front of Manassa Grade School in northwest Manassa in 1919.

A flooded street in Manassa, Colorado in 1911. The building on the left is the post office.

A church group waiting outside the Manassa Stake Church for the Pioneer Days Parade.

A parents' class posed in front of the San Luis Stake Academy in 1913. The baby seated at the front left is Stella Kline, age 1.

Mothers' Day gathering posed in front of the San Luis Stake Academy in 1917.

The southwest corner of the La Jara fairground, used to exhibit livestock at the 1895 Conejos County Fair. A caption on the image states the Fair was held by the La Jara Driving and Fair Association.

View of the Conejos County Fairground facing South. Many celebrations, such as the 4th of July Rodeo, were held here. Caption written on the image states that the Fair was held by the La Jara Driving and Fair Association.

A photo including the La Jara Consolidated High School in the background - both the original white frame school, and the new brick school. This photo was taken from the front yard of Dr. Schenck.