Vintage Photos

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Louise & Margaret Becker
standing on the steps of the
Presbyterian Church in
Springerville
Presbyterian Church
group of ladies (active members)
(names listed on viewing)
 Early adobe house in Springerville. (Kathleen Fritry, Prudence, Berthe, Norah, Nettie, Beth, Dede)
 
Mexican Wedding
in Springerville
(date unknown)
 

                                                                                                                                    

Cowboys -
looks like they are
wearing sidearms.
(persons unknown)
 
 
Old Mexican Fort built by Leandro Carrillo in 1871.
 
(Group on an outing pretending
to defend.  Notice weapons)
 
Fort from another angle.
(names listed on viewing)
Colton's 1873 map shows this structure as Milligan's Fort,
however, Milligan's Ranch was at other end of  the Valley.
First U. S. Forest Service office in Springerville

 

 

                                                                                                                                  
Tom Phelps' Cabin

 
Bertha Atkins Hammel

 
1910
Lucie & Paul Becker
& Mr. Smithers,
US Post Office Inspector
(Blue Canyon going to Clifton)
 June 1909

At Woodruff on Springerville Road

                                                                                                                           
Slade Ranch
1916
(names listed on viewing)
 
 November 1913
Westgard,
Highway Improvement Agitator
 
The Modern Way
float in early parade.
Notice refrigerator on float
must be after 1927
(names listed on viewing)
 
1916
Mexican Wedding
Original Becker Garage
in background
 

                                                                                                                            
Mr. & Mrs. George Henderson
 
Mrs. E. C. Bunch
wife of Conrad Bunch.
came to Springerville
in August, 1876
Steam Engine Thrashing Machine
purchased by
Julius & Gustav Becker
in 1885
 
Tennessee C. Hill & Velma
Clerk in Becker Store
became
Apache County Treasurer
                                                                                                                                            

Photos from Jack Becker's Collection

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