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Portrait of some members of the wedding party at the marriage of George McLaughlin. They are identified left to right as: Herbert McLaughlin, Mrs. Edith McLaughlin, George McLaughlin and Frederick McLaughlin.

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Yesterday's News, vol. I

Sixteen members of the Leap Year Club in Basalt, Colorado pose in two lines. Ten women are in the first row, and six women are in the second row. Characteristic of the early twentieth century, their clothing includes long-sleeved, high-collar blouses with puffed sleeves and long skirts. Several of the women wear jewelry, including earrings, cameo broaches, and pendants. A painting of an ornate room is painted on the wall behind them.

Leap Year Romance Traditions

Image of microfilm reader machine

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Newspaper scan of JFK article

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Front page of the Rocky Mountain News with the headline "Search is Intensified for Slayer of Dr. King"

Denver Rewind: April 13, 1968

Five men stand in front of the Rocky Mountain News building near 1301 Walnut Street in the Auraria neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Shows a single story wood frame building with brick chimney. Four men wear dark suits and straw boaters or bowlers. One man wears suspenders and leans on a cane. A Midland Railroad advertisment is posted on the side of the building.

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