Name/Title
Two Young Men with a Trumpet at the Broomfield DepotEntry/Object ID
ph.1315Description
Black and white photograph print depicting two young men posing on the front deck of the Broomfield train depot, 1914. The photograph is actually a photograph of another photograph; this one is a Silver Gelatin print with glossy finish, probably taken in the 1950s or 1960s. Both of the individuals in the image are wearing newsboy caps and suits with bow ties. The young man on the left is holding a trumpet. Their luggage, around six suitcases or bags, are lying on the deck at their feet. The depot's baggage and living room doors are visible.
The reverse side of the print has a sticky address label with the printed text "(Photo by Ray McKee of Englewood) Old depot - 1914." A number "10" is written in pencil and circled in the upper right corner. The photo's number, "1315", is on the left edge in blue pencil.Collection
Permanent CollectionMade/Created
Date made
1914Notes
Copy/Orig/Other: OtherLexicon
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Railroad depots, Passengers, Musicians, TrumpetsSearch Terms
Broomfield DepotProvenance
Notes
This photograph was originally taken by Ray McKee from Englewood, Colorado, according to inscription on the back. Museum staff have not ascertained whether the original 1914 photograph was taken by McKee, or just the newer print. The print was found in Broomfield Depot Museum collections in the "Museum" photo file. Accession information is still missing as of 7/6/2016