1 - Bailey. Early 1900s. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

4 - Bailey. 1926. post card. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

5 - Bailey. 1926. post card. also scanned copy 1999. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

8 - Bailey. 1930s. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

9 - Bailey. 1930s. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

10 - Bailey. 1930s. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

28 - Bailey. McGraw residence, Helen Purinton Jones and Helen McGraw, Bailey School. Source: Helen Purinton Jones.

315 - Bailey. 1917. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Barnett. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

324 - Bailey. early 1900s. school, Kiowa Lodge, band stand, part of McGraw store. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

326 - Bailey. early 1900s. McGraw house & store, school, Kiowa Lodge, band stand. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

342 - Bailey. about 1936. Bailey Ranger Station site. Source: Pike National Forest, South Platte Ranger District Historic Collection

408 - Bailey. 1970s? Pioneer Day parade. Photographed by Ed Everhart. Source: Libby Everhart

409 - Bailey. 1970s? Pioneer Day parade. Photographed by Ed Everhart. Source: Libby Everhart

420 - Bailey. 1926. View possibly from above Farmer’s Union near Ned Corbin’s grave. post card. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

430 - Bailey. 1970s?. post card. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

502 - Bailey. Mrs. Salmon’s Resort (possibly a lumber mill). date unknown. Source: Howard & Freda Mason

503 - Bailey. Main Street. 1937. Source: Howard & Freda Mason

504 - Bailey. Main Street. late 1930s. Annual free barbeque. Source: Howard & Freda Mason

505 - Bailey. Park with Country Store and other buildings. 1930s? Source: Howard & Freda Mason

506 - Bailey. Main Street. 1930s? Where Good Friends Meet post card. Source: Howard & Freda Mason

507 - Bailey. Looking toward Bailey with Failing Lake in foreground. 1930s? post card. Source: Howard & Freda Mason

511 - Bailey. Salmon’s house. 1930s. post card. Source: Howard & Freda Mason

512 - Bailey. Park with Country Store & other buildings in background. 1930s? Source:Howard & Freda Mason

549 - Bailey. 1930s?. Source: Howard & Freda Mason

550 - Bailey. 1930s. Post card. original & copy. Source: Gordon & Barbara Tripp

2 - Bailey. 1917. Joe Barnett raises the flag. Clarence Failing and Charles McGraw join the group. Joseph Emerson Smith orates with great eloquence from the band stand. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

3 - Bailey. 1917. Left to right: Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Emerson Smith, Lance McGraw, Helen McGraw, Joe Barnett, others unknown. Bailey School and Kiowa Lodge in background. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

316 - Bailey. May 1912. school picnic. Mrs. Entriken is in center. left to right: Mrs. Morrow (standing), Ethel Fitzsimmons, Lois & Edna Hollinger, Mrs. Welsh, Edna McGraw (seated), Mrs. Charles Fitzsimmons (standing far right). Source: South Park Historical Foundation

317 - Bailey. Early 1900s Soda fountain in McGraw store. Helen (with doll) and Charles, children of Lance & Jane McGraw. World War I service flag was made by Mrs. Alanson (Jane) McGraw, Mrs. Charles Fitzsimmons ( Emma) Fitzsimmons. Names (beginning at top then left to right): Bennie Tyler (Shawnee), Howard Bannon (Bailey), Clarence Wilson (Bailey), Marion Campbell (Deer Creek), Edwin Proctor (Bailey), James S. Proctor Jr. (Bailey), Archie Price (Shawnee), David H.M. Strong, A. Lynn McArthur (Shawnee), Elmer D. Knox, George Andrist (RFD Pine), Perry Fitzsimmons (Bailey). Source: South Park Historical Foundation

323 - Bailey. early 1900s. McGraw house & store, school, Kiowa Lodge, Old Glory Cottage, Cronkey Cottage, Mt. Bailey, band stand, section hand shop, ram shed to pump water up to Kiowa Lodge, C & S railroad station. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

325 - Bailey. early 1900s. school, Kiowa Lodge, band stand, saloon, Old Glory cottage, Cronkey cottage, C & S railroad station. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

509 - Bailey. Posse that was formed to catch Ku Klux Klan members who were going to burn Wonder’s house. Ned Corbin is second from left. Source: Howard & Freda Mason