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Object Name

Photograph

Title

Woman on Front Porch of the Keota Hotel (possibly Fae)

Maker

E. Fae Stanley

Clyde Stanley

County

Weld County (Colo.)

Country

United States of America

Locale

Keota, Colorado

Dates

Date Made, 1913, Date in Fae's album R.70.2010.21

Subject

Keota, Colorado

Woman

Keota Hotel

snow

Description

Snow covered foreground. Middleground depicts a two story hotel. First floor the door has a window on either side. Left side at back of hotel is another window. Second floor has two windows close together. Iceciciles hang from the left side of the roof. Chimney back of roof. Background are dark clouds.

Provenance

-Image of original Keota Hotel
-This image appears in the photo album R.70.2010.2 that belonged to Fae Stanley. The note next to the image in the album reads "Where Clyde, Verne and I kept house during my first term of teaching (at the Keota School in 1912). Woman on porch possibly Fae, need to enlarge to confirm.
-This photo was taken by Fae or Clyde.

Found

Collection

Auriel Oram Sandstead

Used

Keota, Colorado

Clyde L. Stanley

Auriel Oram Sandstead

E. Fae Oram

Inscription

*Printed on sign above second story windows, black ink: "HOTEL"

Object ID

2010.78.81

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