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History MysteriesTo submit a History Mystery, please provide as much information as possible, including photographs if possible, to mystery@lovelandhistorical.org. To view solved mysteries, visit our History Mystery Archives page at mystery@lovelandhistorical.org. --------------------------------------------- History Mystery #5 Loveland Civilian Conservation Corps Camp Several sources have indicated that a possible depression-era Civilian Conservation Corps Camp was located west of Loveland, northeast of today's water filtration plant. If you can provide any information regarding this camp, please contact the Loveland Historical Society at mystery@lovelandhistorical.org. --------------------------------------------- History Mystery #4 Gene Hancock, Photographer James Warren Andrews, a surveyor and historian at the Colorado School of Mines in Golden, is searching for information regarding a Loveland photographer named Gene Hancock. If you have any information regarding Mr. Hancock or photographs that you would be will to share, please contact the Loveland Historical Society at mystery@lovelandhistorical.org. --------------------------------------------- History Mystery #3 The Chicken House
This photograph is of Loveland's Chicken House, located on the west side of Loveland on Highway 34, west of Wilson Ave at Rist Benson reservoir. This picture was taken while work was being done to the building in the summer of 2008, exposing the old painted sign. If you known the history of the Chicken House or the building, please contact the Loveland Historical Society at mystery@lovelandhistorical.org.
--------------------------------------------- History Mystery #2 Milner Schwarz House
The Loveland Historical Society is collaborating with the City of Loveland to preserve the Milner Schwarz house. This home was constructed in ca. 1873 and is located at the Fairgrounds Park. No known historical photographs exist of this home. If you know of a photograph of the Milner Schwarz house please contact the Loveland Historical Society at mystery@lovelandhistorical.org. --------------------------------------------- History Mystery #1 Robert D. Miller, Jr.
On the back of this undated photograph is written "Robert D. Miller Jr." The ribbon worn by Robert reads "Corn Roast, Sept 4, Loveland Colo." If you know what became of this young man, please contact the Loveland Historical Society at mystery@lovelandhistorical.org.
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