Box 111

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: In this subseries are found other family branches than the three in the previous subseries. Included are the Bennetts, the Carrs, the Wilsons, and others. Also included are friends and colleagues. Photographs are arranged by item number, but are listed alphabetically by name. Those grouped under one surname are not necessarily related. Unidentified photographs are grouped at the end under the following: children, families and friends, groups, Hattie Hogarty's high school classmates, men, and...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: In this subseries are found other family branches than the three in the previous subseries. Included are the Bennetts, the Carrs, the Wilsons, and others. Also included are friends and colleagues. Photographs are arranged by item number, but are listed alphabetically by name. Those grouped under one surname are not necessarily related. Unidentified photographs are grouped at the end under the following: children, families and friends, groups, Hattie Hogarty's high school classmates, men, and...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: In this subseries are found other family branches than the three in the previous subseries. Included are the Bennetts, the Carrs, the Wilsons, and others. Also included are friends and colleagues. Photographs are arranged by item number, but are listed alphabetically by name. Those grouped under one surname are not necessarily related. Unidentified photographs are grouped at the end under the following: children, families and friends, groups, Hattie Hogarty's high school classmates, men, and...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: In this subseries are found other family branches than the three in the previous subseries. Included are the Bennetts, the Carrs, the Wilsons, and others. Also included are friends and colleagues. Photographs are arranged by item number, but are listed alphabetically by name. Those grouped under one surname are not necessarily related. Unidentified photographs are grouped at the end under the following: children, families and friends, groups, Hattie Hogarty's high school classmates, men, and...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: In this subseries are found other family branches than the three in the previous subseries. Included are the Bennetts, the Carrs, the Wilsons, and others. Also included are friends and colleagues. Photographs are arranged by item number, but are listed alphabetically by name. Those grouped under one surname are not necessarily related. Unidentified photographs are grouped at the end under the following: children, families and friends, groups, Hattie Hogarty's high school classmates, men, and...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The photographs in this subseries are divided into five subject categories: animals, buildings, floods, scenery, and other. The floods and scenery categories contain any photos of rivers or ditches that exist in the collection. Delph Carpenter took some of the photos, such as the Medicine Bow mountain ones, but generally the photographer is unidentified. The animals category includes numerous photos of Carpenter's cattle. Several photos of the Carpenter, Hogarty, and Eaton family houses are...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains the objects existing in the collection. They are mostly from the Carpenter and Hogarty families, along with several items of unknown provenance. Together with the rest of the collection, these artifacts help round out a picture of the family members' activities and interests. Perhaps of most interest are Delph Carpenter's briefcase and the framed "Testimonial of Appreciation" he received from the National Reclamation Association in 1943. The recordings of the...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains the objects existing in the collection. They are mostly from the Carpenter and Hogarty families, along with several items of unknown provenance. Together with the rest of the collection, these artifacts help round out a picture of the family members' activities and interests. Perhaps of most interest are Delph Carpenter's briefcase and the framed "Testimonial of Appreciation" he received from the National Reclamation Association in 1943. The recordings of the...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains the objects existing in the collection. They are mostly from the Carpenter and Hogarty families, along with several items of unknown provenance. Together with the rest of the collection, these artifacts help round out a picture of the family members' activities and interests. Perhaps of most interest are Delph Carpenter's briefcase and the framed "Testimonial of Appreciation" he received from the National Reclamation Association in 1943. The recordings of the...