Reichwein Family Collection
Dublin Core
Title
Reichwein Family Collection
Date Created
1907-1966
Description
A collection of photographs from the Reichwein family, longtime residents of Georgetown, Colorado.
Collection Items
A truck that slid off US 6 towards Clear Creek near Georgetown, Colorado
Photograph of a truck that slid and rolled down an embankment below US 6 near Georgetown, Colorado.
A truck that slid off US 6 towards Clear Creek near Georgetown, Colorado
Photograph of a truck that slid and rolled down an embankment below US 6 near Georgetown, Colorado.
Two men with a water hose fight a car fire on US 6 near Georgetown, Colorado
Photograph of two men with a water hose working to stop a car fire along US 6 near Georgetown, Colorado. The fire appears to be out but the car is still smoking heavily.
Damaged car in Georgetown, Colorado
Photograph of a damaged car sitting in Georgetown, Colorado. It was clearly involved in an accident that destroyed the front of the car.
Damaged car in Georgetown, Colorado
Photograph of a damaged car sitting in Georgetown, Colorado. It was clearly involved in an accident that destroyed the front of the car.
Two men survey a destroyed vehicle off the highway
Photograph of two men examining a destroyed vehicle off the highway, presumably near Georgetown, Colorado.
Damaged truck from Lazear, Colorado
Photograph of a damaged truck that reads "Girling and Coutts, Lazear, Colorado." The truck was presumably involved in an accident near Georgetown, Colorado.
Damaged truck from Lazear, Colorado
Photograph of a damaged truck that reads "Girling and Coutts, Lazear, Colorado." The truck was presumably involved in an accident near Georgetown, Colorado.
Two men working on the front skis of a Public Service Company of Colorado snow vehicle
Photograph of two men working on the front skis of a Public Service Company of Colorado snow vehicle, presumably above Georgetown, Colorado.
Three men and a boy pose for an image in front of a car
Photograph of three men and a boy in front of a car, likely as part of their work for Georgetown Motors. The names of the three men are written on the back: "Jack Harmer, Bill Harmer, Lee Bensley (cousin)."