Eagle Valley Manuscripts

Browse letters, documents, stories, certificates, just about anything on paper in this collection-- all from Eagle County and the surrounding areas of the Western Slope of Colorado.

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: Letter from Charles "Chas" K. Phillipps to Frank Doll, June 10, 1898; A letter written by Charles "Chas" K. Phillipps to Frank Doll, dated June 10, 1898, from Denver. Chas K. Phillipps appears to have lived in Red Cliff prior to moving to Denver, where he practiced law. He interacted with the Doll Brothers as well as Alfred Borah.

: Letter from Charles "Chas" K. Phillipps to Frank Doll, June 8, 1898; A letter written by Chas K. Phillipps to Sam Doll, dated June 8, 1898, from Denver. Charles "Chas" K. Phillipps appears to have lived in Red Cliff prior to moving to Denver, where he practiced law. He interacted with the Doll Brothers as well as Alfred Borah.

: Letter from Charles "Chas" K. Phillipps to Frank Doll, May 13, 1898; A letter written by Charles "Chas" K. Phillipps to Frank Doll, dated May 13, 1898, from Denver. Chas K. Phillipps appears to have lived in Red Cliff prior to moving to Denver, where he practiced law. He interacted with the Doll Brothers as well as Alfred Borah.

: Letter from Charles "Chas" K. Phillipps to Frank Doll, May 23, 1898; A letter written by Chas K. Phillipps to Sam Doll, dated May 23, 1898, from Denver. Charles "Chas" K. Phillipps appears to have lived in Red Cliff prior to moving to Denver, where he practiced law. He interacted with the Doll Brothers as well as Alfred Borah.

: Letter from Charles "Chas" K. Phillipps to Frank Doll, May 24, 1898; A letter written by Chas K. Phillipps to Frank Doll, dated May 24, 1898, from Denver. Charles "Chas" K. Phillipps appears to have lived in Red Cliff prior to moving to Denver, where he practiced law. He interacted with the Doll Brothers as well as Alfred Borah. This letter was written as a follow-up to a letter Chas wrote to Frank Doll earlier that day.

: Letter from Charles "Chas" K. Phillipps to Frank Doll, May 24, 1898; A letter written by Chas K. Phillipps to Frank Doll, dated May 24, 1898, from Denver. Charles "Chas" K. Phillipps appears to have lived in Red Cliff prior to moving to Denver, where he practiced law. He interacted with the Doll Brothers as well as Alfred Borah. Chas Phillips would write a follow-up letter to Frank later that day.

: Letter from Charles "Chas" K. Phillipps to Frank Doll, May 28, 1898; A letter written by Chas K. Phillipps to Frank Doll, dated May 28, 1898, from Denver. Charles "Chas" K. Phillipps appears to have lived in Red Cliff prior to moving to Denver, where he practiced law. He interacted with the Doll Brothers as well as Alfred Borah.

: Letter from Charles "Chas" K. Phillipps to Sam Doll, November 21, 1899; A letter written by Chas K. Phillipps to Sam Doll, dated November 21, 1899, from Denver. Charles "Chas" K. Phillipps appears to have lived in Red Cliff prior to moving to Denver, where he practiced law. He interacted with the Doll Brothers as well as Alfred Borah.

: Letter from Charles "Chas" K. Phillipps to Sam Doll, November 23, 1899; A letter written by Chas K. Phillipps to Sam Doll, dated November 23, 1899, from Denver. Charles "Chas" K. Phillipps appears to have lived in Red Cliff prior to moving to Denver, where he practiced law. He interacted with the Doll Brothers as well as Alfred Borah.

: Letter from Charles "Chas." McEllen to Sam Doll, November 18, 1899; A letter written by Charles "Chas" McEllen to Sam Doll, dated November 18, 1899, from Gilman.

: Letter from Chester Duncan, 1915; A letter written by Chester Duncan to his mother, Belle Duncan, and his sisters. Dolly Esther (Duncan) Webb was one of Chester's sisters. The letter is dated June 18, 1915, from Broad Pass, Alaska. Chester requested that mail be delivered to a C.R. Breck of Ship Creek, Alaska, located near where Anchorage is today.

: Letter from Christopher C. Sappington to Frank Doll, December 26, 1899; A letter written by Christopher C. Sappington to Frank Doll, dated December 26, 1899, from Denver. The letter is written on letterhead for the New St. James, located in Denver.

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