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The Poudre: A Photo HistoryOne
of the outstanding history books for our area, Stanley Case knows the Poudre
Canyon as well as anyone, having owned and managed the Arrowhead Lodge with his
wife Lola (with help from three daughters Sandy, Sheryl and Christy when they
reached suitable age) for 39 years, from 1946 to 1985.
Case was born in 1918 in the small white house known as Log Cabin at the
junction of 74E Red Feather Lakes Road and 68C Table of Contents1)
Early Visitors a)
The Fur Trade b)
The Tie Industry c)
Stewart’s d)
The Miners e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
The Racine Company 2)
Pioneer Hotels a)
Livermore Hotel b)
The Forks Hotel c)
d)
Rustic Hotel e)
Elkhorn Hotel f)
Log Cabin Hotel g)
Zimmerman’s Keystone Hotel 3)
Deliveries a)
Voorhees Stage b)
Ogden and Giddings Stage c)
d)
e)
Scott Brothers Stage f)
Ben Scott Stage g)
Sanders Stage h)
Chronology of Early Post Offices 4)
Poudre
Pioneers a)
Kinikinik Ranch b)
Indian Meadows Ranch c)
Zimmerman Ranch d)
Pinehurst e)
Idylwilde f)
Twin Pines g)
U Bar U Ranch h)
Robinson Ranches i)
Goodell Corner j)
k)
l)
The m)
5)
Water a)
b)
Skyline Ditch c)
d)
Long Draw Reservoir e)
Joe Wright Reservoir f)
g)
Laramie River-Poudre Tunnel h)
Columbine and i)
Barnes Meadow j)
k)
Hourglass and Commanche Reservoirs l)
Incompleted Projects and Broken
Dreams 6)
The
a)
Formation of the Agency b)
c)
Trails d)
Campgrounds e)
The Pingree Forestry Camp f)
Eggers g)
New Responsibilities h)
Chronology of 7)
Roads a)
Early Toll Roads b)
The Railroad c)
The d)
The 8)
Tourism a)
Early Campsites b)
Inns and Resorts c)
d)
Poudre Trout Rearing Unit e)
The Changing Vacationer 9)
River
Designation a)
A Wild and b)
A Scenic Byway c)
The Meanders 10)
Other a)
Historical Chronology b)
Maps
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