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Photo, Print, Drawing Former jail, Kremmling, Colorado; Knorr Ranch, haying, Summit County, Colorado

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About this Item

Title

  • Former jail, Kremmling, Colorado; Knorr Ranch, haying, Summit County, Colorado

Names

  • Natanson, Barbara Orbach (Photographer)

Created / Published

  • Kremmling, Colorado; Summit County, Colorado, August 22, 1980

Headings

  • -  Folklore--Colorado
  • -  Photographs
  • -  Ethnography
  • -  Documentary photographs
  • -  United States -- Colorado -- Summit County
  • -  United States -- Colorado -- Grand County -- Kremmling

Genre

  • Photographs
  • Ethnography
  • Documentary photographs

Notes

  • -  Index data: 1, Fieldworker Rusty Marshall peers into the interior of the log former jailhouse, a small visitor approaches on the left, just visible on right side wall is a gap in the original logs, filled in with replacement logs; 2, Detail of log former jailhouse construction, square-notch cornering; 3, Front of log former jailhouse, Rusty Marshall sits on a bench documenting the building while, on the left, a visitor peers into the building; 4, At the Knorr ranch near the Green River Reservoir near Heeney, CO, (project field documentation refers to the operation as the "Knorr Brothers Ranch" and/or "Karl Knorr Ranch" and lists postal addresses in Dillon, CO, and Kremmling, CO). Vista of Knorr hay meadow, equipment, vehicles, and slide stacker, and a nearlv completed stack; 5, Greg Knorr driving rake; 6, Greg does the preliminary work, raking the the cut hay into long windrows that are then bunched by the buck rakes; 7, The plunger (a metal pusher mounted on front of a 1950-era Chevrolet stock truck called the "plunger truck") pushes hay up the stacker's ramp and onto the nearly completed haystack; 8, Buck rake (bull rake), the project documentation explains that this rake is constructed from and old auto or truck chassis with the running gear reversed, the buck rake scoops up windrowed hay and piles it in front of the plunger truck, where it will be pushed up the stacker ramp and onto the growing haystack; 9, Rear view of the buck rake, with other vehicles in the background; 10, plunger on the plunger truck pushes hay to the top of the stacker's ramp, where George Knorr receives the hay and distributes it on the stack., the family's work dog, Spot, stands at lower left of photo; 11, George Knorr distributes the hay at the top of the stack with a pitchfork; 12, George Knorr distributes hay on the top of the stack while Karl Knorr scoops up hay with the buck rake.

Medium

  • 35 mm color slide

Call Number/Physical Location

  • Call number: AFC 1991/031: BO-3

Source Collection

  • Colorado Folklife Project collection (AFC 1991/031)

Repository

  • American Folklife Center

Digital Id

Online Format

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Credit line: Colorado Folklife Project collection (AFC 1991/031), American Folklife Center, Library of Congress

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Chicago citation style:

Natanson, Barbara Orbach. Former jail, Kremmling, Colorado; Knorr Ranch, haying, Summit County, Colorado. Grand County Colorado Kremmling Summit County United States, 1980. Kremmling, Colorado; Summit County, Colorado. Photograph. https://aj.sunback.homes/item/afc1991031_bo_03/.

APA citation style:

Natanson, B. O. (1980) Former jail, Kremmling, Colorado; Knorr Ranch, haying, Summit County, Colorado. Grand County Colorado Kremmling Summit County United States, 1980. Kremmling, Colorado; Summit County, Colorado. [Photograph] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://aj.sunback.homes/item/afc1991031_bo_03/.

MLA citation style:

Natanson, Barbara Orbach. Former jail, Kremmling, Colorado; Knorr Ranch, haying, Summit County, Colorado. Kremmling, Colorado; Summit County, Colorado. Photograph. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <aj.sunback.homes/item/afc1991031_bo_03/>.