South Platte Valley Historical Society`````````````````````````````South Platte Valley Historical Society
Rebuilding the Past -
Last Update
July 5, 2010
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Glass Plate Negatives
These photographs were made from a collection of glass negatives that were sold at an estate auction after the death of Ben Counter of Fort Lupton. Glass negatives were produced during the photographic process known as wet plate photography invented in 1851. This process was the predominant photographic method until the late 1880's when flexible film photography began to dominate. Wet plate photography was still used as late as the earliest 1900's. South Platte Valley Historical Society is asking viewers for any information about the people and places. This will be a part of the Colorado Digitization Project. If you have any information or knowledge regarding any of the photographs in this collection please contact info@spvhs.org. Other photographs will be posted on this site later. Thank you for your help!
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No. 9 Girls in Tent, Fort Lupton, |
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No. 45 Little Boy and Cat, Fort Lupton, CO Gene Frink. Photographer Ruby Frink, date 1904- |
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No. 58 Boys with Pony, Vicinity of Fort Lupton, CO |
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No. 15 School with Pupils, Vicinity of Fort Lupton, CO |
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No. 18 Close View of School with Pupils, Fort Lupton, CO |
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No. 80 Blacksmith Shop, Fort Lupton, CO |
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No. 80.5 Bakery Shop, Fort Lupton, CO |
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No. 81 Cement Block House on Denver Avenue, Fort Lupton, CO 711 Denver Avenue
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No. 95.5 Cement Block House on Corner of Denver Avenue, Fort Lupton, CO |
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No. 90 Frame House with Veranda on Park Avenue, Fort Lupton, CO |
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No. 90.5 Two Story Brick House with Family, Fort Lupton, CO |
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No. 93.5 Frame House with Fishscale Gable, Fort Lupton, CO |
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No. 4 People and Wagon |
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