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TitleCollection Number And NamePhoto Number
1Pitkin, ColoradoP0066 Western and Mormon stereograph collectionP0066n01_05_012
2Unidentified mining campP0066 Western and Mormon stereograph collectionP0066n01_05_013
3Burro pack trainP0066 Western and Mormon stereograph collectionP0066n01_07_001
4Two miners by riverP0066 Western and Mormon stereograph collectionP0066n01_07_002
5Lieut. Leven C. Allen, Ute Campaign in ColoradoP0345 Albert C. Allen photograph collectionP0345n01_04_014
6Portraits of Friends and Acquaintances, Mrs. Hunnicutt's motherP0605 John Hamilton MorganP0605n01_03_012
7Portraits of Friends and Acquaintances, Luna Bailey Mortensen and Beulah, sisters of Dolly BaileyP0605 John Hamilton MorganP0605n01_03_020
8Manassa, Colorado. Miller Ranch homeP0605 John Hamilton MorganP0605n01_13_004
9Manassa, Colorado. Home of Moses ThatcherP0605 John Hamilton MorganP0605n01_13_005
10Manassa, Colorado. FieldP0605 John Hamilton MorganP0605n01_13_006
11Manassa, Colorado. Ranch to the east of Manassa.P0605 John Hamilton MorganP0605n01_13_007
12Manassa, Colorado. Box Elder trees planted by John MorganP0605 John Hamilton MorganP0605n01_13_008
13Manassa, Colorado. Apple treesP0605 John Hamilton MorganP0605n01_13_009
14Gateway at the Garden of the Gods, Pikes Peak in the distance, ColoradoP0716 Utah history stereographs photograph collectionP0716n01_07_008
15Portraits of Friends and Acquaintances, John B. Daniels, first superintendent of a Sunday School in the Southern States Mission field.P0605 John Hamilton Morganp0605n01_03_022
16Miscellaneous Buildings. Drawing of Mormon Barracks on an island in the bend of the Arkansas River. Twelve families lived there during the winter of 1877-1878. Numbers one and 14 were kitchens and dining rooms. These families lived under the United Order [01]P0605 John Hamilton Morganp0605n01_15_005
17Miscellaneous Buildings. Drawing of Mormon Barracks on an island in the bend of the Arkansas River. Twelve families lived there during the winter of 1877-1878. Numbers one and 14 were kitchens and dining rooms. These families lived under the United Order [02]P0605 John Hamilton Morganp0605n01_15_006
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