Add to ORKGPhotographer's annotation: 'Mr. Pelham kept travelers in this building and ran a store before Broken Bow was founded. He had returned to Anselmo when this picture was taken.
Note: 'Now lives in Merna with his daughter, Mrs. Zeig.' Identified by Deputy Sheriff E.M. Thompson ...
Note: Identified by H. Bangs of the Bangs Studio at Broken Bow, 10/21/32. Also identified by Deputy ...
In 1971, P. G. Richardson identified the photographs: 'This picture was taken on the farm of my Fath...
Photographer's annotation: 'Mr. Pelham kept travelers in this building and ran a store before Broken...
The last name of Wanterman also appears on the back of one of the prints. The location of the photog...
The house shown is reported to be the former house of U.C. (or perhaps C. U.) Richardson. There is a...
Note: This house stood on what is now a portion of Broken Bow. Identified by C.R. Luce, now postmast...
Note: Identified by Berl Blair, Broken Bow, October 18, 1932.. A wash board may be seen leaning on t...
'Two story frame building with balcony porch. (Not the Globe Hotel at Broken Bow, although the man o...
Note: Mr. Painter was a prominent Populist of the early 1890's and County Clerk of Custer County, Ne...
Photographer's note: 'Fullhart was an old bachelor who was killed by his hired man, Oxley.' See Butc...
Son (?) Arthur Gibbs appears on the horse. Their homestead was located on the NW 1/4 of Sec. 33, Twp...
Note: Identified by George Hastings, November 7, 1932. Also identified by Charles Luce, postmaster o...
Note: Bob Burnett, south of Broken Bow, Nebraska. Identified by W.R. Glaze, Broken Bow, October 20, ...
Note: Identified by George Hastings, November 7, 1932. Also identified by Charles Luce, postmaster o...
Note: 'Now lives in Merna with his daughter, Mrs. Zeig.' Identified by Deputy Sheriff E.M. Thompson ...
Note: Identified by H. Bangs of the Bangs Studio at Broken Bow, 10/21/32. Also identified by Deputy ...
In 1971, P. G. Richardson identified the photographs: 'This picture was taken on the farm of my Fath...
Photographer's annotation: 'Mr. Pelham kept travelers in this building and ran a store before Broken...
The last name of Wanterman also appears on the back of one of the prints. The location of the photog...
The house shown is reported to be the former house of U.C. (or perhaps C. U.) Richardson. There is a...
Note: This house stood on what is now a portion of Broken Bow. Identified by C.R. Luce, now postmast...
Note: Identified by Berl Blair, Broken Bow, October 18, 1932.. A wash board may be seen leaning on t...
'Two story frame building with balcony porch. (Not the Globe Hotel at Broken Bow, although the man o...
Note: Mr. Painter was a prominent Populist of the early 1890's and County Clerk of Custer County, Ne...
Photographer's note: 'Fullhart was an old bachelor who was killed by his hired man, Oxley.' See Butc...
Son (?) Arthur Gibbs appears on the horse. Their homestead was located on the NW 1/4 of Sec. 33, Twp...
Note: Identified by George Hastings, November 7, 1932. Also identified by Charles Luce, postmaster o...
Note: Bob Burnett, south of Broken Bow, Nebraska. Identified by W.R. Glaze, Broken Bow, October 20, ...
Note: Identified by George Hastings, November 7, 1932. Also identified by Charles Luce, postmaster o...
Note: 'Now lives in Merna with his daughter, Mrs. Zeig.' Identified by Deputy Sheriff E.M. Thompson ...
Note: Identified by H. Bangs of the Bangs Studio at Broken Bow, 10/21/32. Also identified by Deputy ...
In 1971, P. G. Richardson identified the photographs: 'This picture was taken on the farm of my Fath...