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Photo postcard of Myra --, Harry Lewis, John "Jack" Lewis and Imogene Lewis at a front door, taken in 1914. Jack is riding a tricycle.
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A Brownie Scout party in January 1949 in Eagle Colorado. The girls are photographed outside in the snow, holding balloons.
Back row, from left: Genevieve Long, Susann Leis, Linda Price, unidentified arm, Jackie Sagrillo, Brenda Eaton
Front row, from left. Donna Louise Chambers, Jere McCain, Judy Smith, Bonnie Randall
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Tom (seated on porch) and Ella Lewis with John, Harry and Imogene in front; in back are Herman and Mrs. Kluge.
Kluge was a partner with Thomas E. Lewis in the Lewis & Kluge mercantile at Eagle. Together with Mr. Lewis and Robert McHatton, Kluge also owned the Gypsum Mercantile Co. store at Gypsum. Lewis bought out Kluge's interest in the Eagle store.
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Lewis Building at 246 Broadway in Eagle. Built in 1912 by the Dice brothers, the First National Bank of Eagle occupied the single story part of the building. The first floor of the two-story section was the Hugus Mercantile Store until the Lewis family took it over as a very successful general store. After that business closed in 1975, the bank took over the first floor.
On the second floor was the Masonic Hall and movie theatre.
5. Imogene Dice
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"Igee" (Imogene Lewis Dice) standing in front of the family home at 341 Wall St. in Eagle. Print was make in June 1967.
6. Tom Lewis
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Tom Lewis examining hats with an unidentified gentleman,
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Studio photograph of Ella Rose Berger Lewis, posed with her hand on a metal pitcher. Ella married Thomas E. Lewis on March 3, 1907, in Grand Junction and moved to Eagle in 1915.
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Sisters Suzann and Terryann Lewis posed with deer at the family ranch (now Castle Peak Ranch). The girls are wearing matching outfits.
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George Macdonell holding duckling at left. Terryann Lewis, in back, patting the duckling. Suzann Lewis staring at the camera. Marg Macdonell, at right, holding a very interested General Douglas MacArthur.
10. Harve Dice Ranch
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The original Harve Dice Ranch on west Brush Creek, below Sylvan Lake. Ranch house, barn and outbuildings are visible.
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Louis Nesthouse and Imogene "Igee" Lewis (Dice) standing by the creek.
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John, Ella and Harry Lewis standing outside next to their house.
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Isabel and Louis Nesthouse standing at Brush Creek. [Taken during same outing as 2012.005.033.] Isabel was born in Red Cliff in 1907 and graduated from Eagle High School. She graduated from Greeley Teachers' College and taught school in Aspen and Eagle. She married Louis Nesthouse of Gilman in 1936.
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John and Harry Lewis fishing, circa 1924.
15. Cyrus Dice
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Cyrus Dice, at right, and an unidentified man riding horseback at Brush Creek. Cyrus Dice ranched on Brush Creek for many years, moving to Eagle when he retired. He was married to Anna Norman until her death in 1949, and was then married to Imogene Lewis in 1957.
16. First Communion
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A first Communion photo from St. Mary's Church in Eagle.
Back row, from left (all girls): ?, Terryann Lewis (Harrison), Suzann Lewis (Ross), Maryann Smith (Wilson), ?
Next row (3 boys): John Buchholz, ?, ?
Next row (5 children): ?, George Macdonell, ?, Susan Koonce, George Smith
Front (2 girls): Janice Carlow (Starr), Jetty Buchholz (Stockal)
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Suzann Lewis with Wooley and Rags at the family ranch (now Castle Peak Ranch).
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Harry and Imogene Lewis standing in a front yard in Eagle.
19. Lewis Store
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The interior of the Lewis Store in Eagle, sometime in the 1920s. From left: Mrs. Fannie Morgan, Tom Lewis, D. M. "Skeet" Koger.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
20. Lewis Family
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The Lewis Family, Ella, John, Harry and Imogene, posed next to an automobile. They were sharing a picnic with the Cave Family at Aspen, Colorado.