Red Feather Historical Society

Preserve and protect the history of the Red Feather Lakes region
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    • Historic Local Schools
    • Historic Local Sites
      • Ayers Homestead Property
      • Batterson Ranch
      • CCC At Red Feather Lakes
      • Copper Bug Uranium Mine
      • Crystal Lakes and Beaver Meadows
      • Hardin Ranch
      • Log Cabin
      • Log Cabin School
      • Maxwell Ranch History
      • Mt. Margaret History
      • Phantom Canyon Ranch
      • Parvin Lake
      • POW Camps
      • RFL Post Office
      • Swanson Ranch
      • Veterans Memorial Park
    • Historical Photo Album
      • Farming in Livermore & Red Feather
      • Forks
      • Harry Gilpin Brown & Sylvia Swan Gilpin Brown home
      • Livermore Hotel & Post Office
      • Log Cabin (settlement)
      • Ranching & Rodeo
      • Skyline Ditch
    • Personal Histories
      • Carolyn Burton
      • Charley Arent Interview
      • Diary of J.C. Moore
      • Jessie S. Young
      • John Hughes
      • Pat Clemens
      • Red Ashby Interview
        • Obituary for Red Ashby
      • Gene Barker Interview
      • Brackenbury Family Interview
      • Marilyn Colter Interview and Fine Arts Festival History
      • Ted Dunning Interview
      • Dave White
      • Interview with Gary Ellerman, Deadman Road and the CCC
      • Dennis Frydendall “Meadow” Tour Interview
      • Dennis Frydendall Water Interview
      • Ray and Sonja Mehaffey Interview
      • Linda Gorton Interview
      • Emma Grauberger Interview
      • Red Feather Lou Young
      • Yockey Family
      • Higley Family Interview
      • Byron Swanson Oral History
      • Georgette Hurd Interview
      • R.C. McConnell History
      • Lafi and Juliana Miller History
        • Obituary for Cullen L. “Lafi” Miller
      • Magee Family History
      • James O’Rorke Interviews
      • Joie Poulsen History
      • Red Feather Greens
      • Margaret Reid Interview
      • Sugarbabe interview – Ellis Island
      • Rick and Zella Robinson Interview
      • John Stenzel and Judith Stenzel Liebman Interview
      • Sugarbabe Carnival and “Sugarbabe Day”
        • Sugarbabe Carnival Life History
      • Evelyn Foster Tamlin Interview
      • Taylor Lodge – Interview with Bob Allen
      • Levi Yockey and the Yockey Family Grave-Side Service
    • RFHS Museum
    • Red Feather Lakes History
      • Businessmen Who Helped Develop Red Feather Lakes
      • Forest Service in RFL
      • Princess Red Feather History
      • Red Feather Greens
      • Red Feather Lakes Area; A Historical Review
      • Red Feather Lakes Village History – Then & Now
      • The Story of Red Feather
      • Timeline of Red Feather
      • Chronicle of Property Devolution Red Feather Lakes
      • The Story of Fox Acres
      • History of the Red Feather Lakes
      • Mummy Range Institute
    • Historic Site Signage
    • Obituaries
  • Events
    • Craft Fairs
    • RFL 100 years
      • I Remember When
    • Historical Site Tours
      • 2017 Tours
      • 2016 Tours
      • Avery House and Fort Collins Museum of Discovery Tour
      • Cavalryman Steakhouse Tour
      • Deadman Fire Lookout Tower Tour
      • Dendrochronology & Culturally Modified Tree Talk & Tour
      • Fox Acres Tour
      • Heart Rock Tour
      • History of Glacier View Tour
      • History of Red Feather Lakes 102 Series, Part 1 – Walking Tour
      • History of Red Feather Lakes 102 Series, Part 2 – Original Homes Architecture and Historic Sites
      • Lady Moon Ranch Tour
      • Laramie River Ranch Tour
      • Manhattan Tour
      • Maxwell Ranch & CCC Camp Tour & History
      • Old Roach Logging Camp and Stuck Creek Splash Dam Tour
      • Overland Trail Tour
      • Parvin Lake Tour
      • Poudre Canyon Historical Tour
      • Trails End Tour
      • Two Bars Seven Guest Ranch Tour
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April 30, 2012Full resolution (465 × 349)
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Emma Grauberger’s office and home was originally built by Jimmie O’Rorke, and gnome garden.

Emma Grauberger’s office and home was originally built by Jimmie O’Rorke, and gnome garden.

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