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Fred Payne Clatworthy
In Estes Park
1875 - 1953
In 1898 while just in his early twenties, FP Clatworthy took a cross-country trip via bicycle. He passed through Estes Park on his way to California, and returned to settle there. Clatworthy was a very early color photographer, and was a regular contributor to National Geographic.
He was also involved in the local art scene. The Trail Newspaper notes an exhibition of C.P. Adams, R.H. Tallant, and Frank Vavra's paintings at Clatworthy's studio on August 29th 1929
Clatworthy's Studio in Estes Park, Colorado
![]() Twin Pines - Longs Peak Hand-Tinted B&W Photo OldEstes Collection |
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![]() The Range Hand-Tinted B&W Photo OldEstes Collection |
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![]() Front Range from Clatworthy Studio OldEstes Collection |
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![]() The Range B&W Postcard OldEstes Collection |
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| Article from ART & PROGRESS - October 1914 | |||
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Ye Little Shoppe - Clatworthy's Shop in Downtown Estes Park | ||
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Clatworthy's Home in Estes Park (adjacent to studio) | ||
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The Interior of Clatworthy's Estes Park Studio | ||
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The Clatworthy Outhouse - Estes Park | ||
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Clatworthy Registry (Genealogy) - FP Clatworthy Page |
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All Rights Reserved 1999 - 2011
Revised: 11/01/2011
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Copyright © OldEstes/D. P. Tanton
All Rights Reserved 1999 - 2011
Revised: 12/22/2011
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Copyright © OldEstes/D. P. Tanton All Rights Reserved 1999 - 2011 Revised: 12/22/2011 |