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                <text>Scotty Wilkins Collection</text>
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                <text>A collection of carefully labeled and dated photographs and ribbons from Georgetown, Colorado, mostly in the 1890s and early 1900s. Most photographs were taken by George Dalgleish, a studio photographer in Georgetown. The labels for dates and people seem to come from a previous owner or a copy owned by someone else, likely Louis Keck (whose name appears handwritten on the back of many of the photographs). A few items date from the second half of the twentieth century and are related to Scotty herself. </text>
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            <description>An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context</description>
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              <text>A studio photograph of a group of fourteen standing and seated men from Georgetown, Colorado. Each man is numbered at the bottom of the image and described on the back, including their names, occupations, and sometimes locations (for those in Silver Dale). The following men are listed:  Sam Strousse (merchant); Pete Ashcroft (miner, worked in Silver Dale); Charles Folsom (miner); Morris Fishler (tailor); Charles Nicholas (County Treasurer and County Judge, Mine Agent); Eunuch Griffin (miner); John Bartz (miner, city marshall); Thomas Ridda (clerk for Strousse, brother of Will, Jack, Anna, Harry); B. F. Potter (miner, butcher with mills, made a stake in Silver Dale); George Dalgleish (photographer); Henry Parker (baker); Charles Stuart (miner, worked in Silver Dale); Cole (miner); and Sam Hickman (miner, worked in Silver Dale). </text>
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              <text>The name of Louis Keck, a merchant in Georgetown from about 1887-1904, is written on the back of many of these photographs. It is unclear if he was the owner of these photographs, was the one who labeled them (or had copies that someone reproduced these labels from), or was the photographer (though some are on mounts of George Dalgleish, who was likely the photographer of many of them).</text>
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