Interior view of the Georgetown Courier building in Georgetown, Colorado. Two little boys, the children of Jerome (Jerry) Dingerson, who was an employee of the Courier, lie on their stomachs on top of printing type set into frames for printing; the boy on the left, wearing a short- sleeved shirt, leans on his elbows with his hands holding his head, and looks at the type, while the boy in the right, wearing a long-sleeved wool shirt with pin stripes, points to a piece of type. Papers and books on shelves are in the shadowy background; the Masonic Hall on Sixth (6th) Street is visible through a window.
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Photographer's stamp on back.; Photoprint has red stains on the back.; Title hand-written in ink on back of photoprint.; R7100012383
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