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Charles Lockerbie\u27s wife, in Pinecrest
No full textPhotograph of Charles Lockerbie\u27s wife in Pinecrest, Emigration Canyon, Utah
Charles Lockerbie\u27s daughter at Pinecrest inn
No full textPhotograph of Charles Lockerbie\u27s daughter at Pinecrest inn, Emigration Canyon, Utah
Lockerbie Camp
No full textPhoto shows Charles Lockerbie\u27s tent, Charles did construction work at the Pinecrest Inn, contracted a lung ailment, and spent three years living in a tent house there (even in winter), his wife, dog, and two cats stayed there with him. Pinecrest, Emigration Canyon, Utah, taken about 1905
Lockerbie Camp
No full textPhotograph of Charles Lockerbie standing near a tent, Charles did construction work at the Pinecrest Inn, contracted a lung ailment, and spent three years living in a tent house there (even in winter), his wife, dog, and two cats stayed there with him. Pinecrest, Emigration Canyon, Utah, taken about 1905
Charles Lockerbie\u27s sister, Arlene Holder at Pinecrest inn
No full textPhotograph of Charles Lockerbie\u27s sister, Arlene Holder at Pinecrest Inn, Emigration Canyon, Utah
Ms. Lockerbie (and cats!) skiing in Pinecrest
No full textPhotograph of Ms. Lockerbie on skis and holding probably a ski pole with two cats in front of her, in Pinecrest area of Emigration Canyon, Utah, taken about 1905
Charles Lockerbie in Pinecrest
No full textPhotograph of Charles Lockerbie holding a dog in front of a tent, Charles did construction work at the Pinecrest Inn, contracted a lung ailment, and spent three years living in a tent house there (even in winter), his wife, dog, and two cats stayed there with him. Pinecrest, Emigration Canyon, Utah, taken about 1905
Charles Lockerbie and Shep at Pinecrest inn
No full textPhotograph of Charles Lockerbie and his dog Shep at Pinecrest inn, Emigration Canyon, Utah
Lockerbie Residence P.1
No full text8633 The home was located on "old" 11th South St., now 17th So. and the Jordan River. The Old Lockerbie home, now remodeled, still stands in a "pretty" yard near the Jordan River bank. The Lockerbie\u27s were divorced early. Mrs. Lockerbie was a Garrett. Mrs. Bruce Garrett and son Lea, are shown on the porch, but did not live there. Gift of Mr.& Mrs. Charles Lockerbie. Original Available
Lockerbie Camp where he lived for three years while recovering from a lung ailment
No full textPhoto shows Lockerbie camp where he lived for three years while recovering from a lung ailment, Emigration Canyon, Utah
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