View of a stone and cement tapered rectangular monument near Fort Lupton, Weld County, Colorado. A metal plaque on the monument reads: "This memorial is the property of the State of Colorado Due west 1/4 mile is the site of Fort Lupton established...
Fort Lupton (Colo.)--1930-1940.; Monuments & memorials--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1930-1940.
Men stand and pose in front of the two-story brick Fort Lupton State Bank in Fort Lupton (Weld County), Colorado. The building has a corner entrance, decorative brick brackets, stone sills, an American flag on the roof, and engravings that read:...
Fort Lupton State Bank (Denver, Colo.)--1910-1920.; Fort Lupton (Colo.)--1910-1920.; Banks--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1910-1920.
Press (on left) and his brother Ruben Montoya converse in an interior dining room. Ruben and Press Montoya were activists in Fort Lupton that lead the fight against alleged police harassment. Ruben Montoya was in his second term serving as Town...
Hispanic Americans--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1970-1980.; Fort Lupton (Colo.)--1970-1980.; Montoya, Press.; Montoya, Ruben.
Mexican and Hispanic American men and women sit and stand at a meeting with the director of a Fort Lupton migrant worker camp in Fort Lupton (Weld County), Colorado.
Boys, girls, and a man stand near laundry on a clothesline near Fort Lupton (Weld County), Colorado. One-story cinder block houses with pitched roofs are nearby. An automobile is parked in the distance.
Shirley Sandage and Migrants in Action members Rudolfo Dominguez, Jim Mason, Gregorio Salazar and Leonel Sanchez give a press conference concerning the living conditions of migrant workers in Fort Lupton (Weld County), Colorado. Rudolfo Dominguez,...
A Union Pacific steam locomotive 2312 (2-8-2) and a freight train pass the railroad station at Fort Lupton (Weld County), Colorado. The one-story wood frame station has a sign that reads: "Lupton."
Union Pacific Railroad Company--1950-1960.; Fort Lupton (Colo.)--1950-1960.; Railroad locomotives--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1950-1960.; Railroad shops & yards--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1950-1960.; Railroads--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1950-1960.
Mexican men stand at a counter in the unemployment office in Fort Lupton (Weld County), Colorado. Mexican American men fill-out forms on the other side of the counter.
Mrs. Lionel Sanchez, a Mexican American, holds her daughter during a hunger strike to protest living conditions of migrant workers near Fort Lupton (Weld County), Colorado. The girl drinks from a baby bottle.
Union Pacific steam locomotive 3958 (4-6-6-4) with a consist of boxcars steams past the railroad depot in Fort Lupton (Weld County), Colorado. A sign on the locomotive reads: "X-3958."
Union Pacific Railroad Company--1950-1960.; Fort Lupton (Colo.)--1950-1960.; Railroad locomotives--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1950-1960.; Railroads--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1950-1960.
View of a stone marker near Fort Lupton, Weld County, Colorado. The marker stands behind a wrought iron fence reads: "This tablet erected to mark the original site of Fort Lupton by the Territorial Daughters of Colorado 1926".
Fort Lupton (Colo.)--1930-1940.; Monuments & memorials--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1930-1940.
View of a stone tablet near Fort Lupton, Weld County, Colorado, that reads: " "This tablet erected to mark the original site of Fort Lupton by the Territorial Daughters of Colorado 1926".
Fort Lupton (Colo.)--1930-1940.; Monuments & memorials--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1930-1940.
View of muddy business street, Fort Lupton, Weld County, Colorado; shows horse-drawn wagons, buggies, automobile, pedestrians, and businesses: "St. John Mercantile," "Real Estate and Loan Office," "Confectionary and Cigars," "Meat Market," "Jackson...
Fort Lupton (Colo.)--1910-1920.; Business districts--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1910-1920.
A Mexican American boy and a toddler pose in the doorway of a migrant laborer's house near Fort Lupton (Weld County), Colorado. The small boy wears a shirt and diaper.
Hispanic women, boys, and girls dance at a birthday party in a migrant worker's camp near Fort Lupton (Weld County), Colorado. The women and girls wear dresses. One boy wears shorts.
Hispanic women and girls wash clothes and give a baby a bath in large metal sinks at a migrant worker camp in Fort Lupton (Weld County), Colorado. One girl stands on a wooden crate near a box that reads: "Breeze."
Hispanic Americans--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1950-1960.; Labor camps--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1950-1960.; Fort Lupton (Colo.)--1950-1960.; Children bathing--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1950-1960.; Laundry--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1950-1960.
Jonathan "Skip" Chase gives a speech at a press conference during a hunger strike staged by Migrants in Action to protest the living conditions of migrant workers near Fort Lupton (Weld County), Colorado. Tomm Hewes and Miss Fey Falcon sit nearby.
Hunger strikes--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1970-1980.; Fort Lupton (Colo.)--1970-1980.; Demonstrations--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1970-1980.; Migrant agricultural laborers--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1970-1980.; Public speaking--Colorado--Fort...
Hispanic migrant workers celebrate the end of a hunger strike to protest living conditions of workers near Fort Lupton (Weld County), Colorado. One man wears an armband that reads: "Labor Force."
Students occupy wooden desks as their teacher stands in the back of a room in the schoolhouse in Ft. Lupton, Colorado. The desks are near a large pot-bellied stove in the center of the room, and an electric light hangs from the ceiling.
Fort Lupton (Colo.)--1890-1910.; Desks--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1890-1910.; Interiors.; Schools--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1890-1910.; Students--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1890-1910.
Horse carriages and store fronts line a dirt road in Ft. Lupton, Colorado. Signs include: "Mills Furniture and Hardware," and, "John H. Crosswhite Real Estate and Loan." A railroad crossing for the Union Pacific railroad is in the distance.
Fort Lupton (Colo.)--1900-1910.; Business enterprises--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1900-1910.; Carriages & coaches--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1900-1910.; Commercial facilities--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1900-1910.
Composite of two photographs shows boys at Fort Lupton (Weld County), Colorado, working in beet fields and posing by a canvas tent. They hold hoes and wear bib overalls and hats; men look on.
Fort Lupton (Colo.)--1900-1910.; Beets--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1900-1910.; Boys--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1900-1910.; Juvenile delinquents--Colorado--Denver--1900-1910.
A woman stands near two large wooden doors in an adobe brick building near Ft. Lupton, Weld County, Colorado. She stands near a milk cannister and possibly a wood chopping block.
Fort Lupton (Colo.)--1930-1940.; Adobe buildings--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1930-1940.; Women--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1930-1940.
View of a migrant worker's house near Fort Lupton (Weld County), Colorado. The one-story wood frame house has a pitched roof and wooden awning. A pail, broom, and couch frame are near the house.
Migrant agricultural laborers--Housing--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1960-1970.; Fort Lupton (Colo.)--1960-1970.; Houses--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1960-1970.
Lawyer Jonathan "Skip" Chase and Migrants in Action members Leonel Sanchez and Gregorio Salazar participate in a press conference during a protest over migrant workers' living conditions near Fort Lupton (Weld County), Colorado. Banners on the wall...
Train #18; Portland Rose; after hitting a truck at Lupton, Colo.; on Union Pacific; see Union Pacific for other views. Photographed: Lupton, Colo., March 1961.
Locomotives--1960-1970.; Railroads--Trains--Pictorial works--1961.; Railroad accidents.; Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, and Pacific Railroad Company.; Railroad accidents--Colorado--Lupton.
Members of the congregation of Saint Williams Church in Ft. Lupton, Colorado are posed in front of their church. The majority of the individuals are women and children. The church features a front gable, arched-pointed bays, brick walls, stained...
St. Williams Church (Fort Lupton, Colo.)--1900-1910.; Fort Lupton (Colo.)--1900-1910.; Churches--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1900-1910.
A teacher (Virgie Currier) and her students pose in their classroom in the schoolhouse in Ft. Lupton, Colorado. Rows of wooden desks surround a pot-bellied stove and the students are lined up against the chalk board. A passage on the board reads:...
Fort Lupton (Colo.)--1890-1900.; Interiors--1890-1900.; Schools--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1890-1900.; Students--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1890-1900.
A dilapidated sugar factory stands in Ft. Lupton, Colorado. It is a brick building with a false front that is accented in the middle by the gabled roof.
Fort Lupton (Colo.)--1970-1980.; Industrial facilities--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1970-1980.; Sugar industry--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1970-1980.
View of the frame, one-story Union Pacific Railroad depot in Fort Lupton (Weld County), Colorado. The building has oversized brackets, and a hip roof with flared eaves. Shows a railroad signal and a car beside the building.
Union Pacific Railroad Company--Buildings--1940-1950.; Fort Lupton (Colo.)--1940-1950.; Railroad signals--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1940-1950.; Railroad stations--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1940-1950.
A woman paints a sign on the side of a building during a protest over migrant workers' living conditions probably near Fort Lupton (Weld County), Colorado. She sits on the roof of a van. The sign reads: "Migrants in Action Inc. Colorado...
Fort Lupton (Colo.)--1960-1970.; Demonstrations--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1960-1970.; Migrant agricultural laborers--Colorado--Fort Lupton--1960-1970.
Membership directory for the First Baptist Church located in Denver, Colorado. Included in the directory are a list of church events, officers and their reports, lists of members, and advertisements.
First Baptist Church (Denver, Colo.)--Directories.; First Baptist Church (Denver, Colo.)
Directory published by the First Baptist Church of Denver, Colorado. Included in the document are lists of: the different religious services and their corresponding meeting times, different organizations within the congregation, and members by...
First Baptist Church (Denver, Colo.)--Directories.; First Baptist Church (Denver, Colo.)