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Mad Creek Ranch c. 1920s A view of Mad Creek Ranch. A milk cow and a dog are visible.
Quote is from Doris Ives: "We're looking down on our ranch. Can you see one of our milk cows and our Border Collie Spot? In the distance our log cabin is on the right, then to the left is the wood shed with a shop, and the garage is to the very left. Mad creek is just behind our ranch."
Description of image: a black and white cow stands on the left, facing a black and white dog on the right of the photo. Behind them is a field, with buildings on the far side of the field.
Scans created from photocopy images of a scrapbook made by Yampatika for the Mad Creek Discovery box kit.
Mr. Courtney Ives and wife Emma Mae Gaskill Ives and daughters Bernice Ives [Dorr Rossi] and Doris Ives [Knott] helped run the ranch with Dr. George Ives, Courtney's brother, who owned the Mad Creek Guest Ranch. Doris Ives Knott and Yampatika Steamboat Springs Mad Creek Ranching/Farming/Milling Cows/Sheep/Dogs B & W Photo
