Wheeler, Robert "Squeaky Bob" | Estes Park Museum

1967.004.001 - Drawing

Pencil drawing entitled "Squeaky Bob Wheeler" Black on off-white paper. Black frame with glass front, inside edge painted gold. white matte.Glued onto back is a newspaper clipping titled "R.L. Wheeler of Dude Ranch Fame, is Dead. Clipping contains article and photograph. written below article in pencil and pen is "Died - Jan. 28, 1945/Colorado's greatest teller of tall tales" Marks: On drawing is "Squeaky Bob Wheeler/ Lyman Byxbe"

Record Type: Object

1969.024.009 - Newspaper

Local Feature section of the Rocky Mountain News, Dec 5, 1915 Story by Clement Yore "Across the Continental Divide in a Blizzard to see Squeaky Bob"

Record Type: Object

1975.032.006 - Negative, Roll Film

"Squeaky" Bob Wheeler's Hotel de Hardscrabble, also known as Camp Wheeler, taken from a distance. Two small tent houses in the foreground. Residence / lodge in background with smoke emanating from one of the chimneys. Flag pole with flag. In 1926-1927, Squeaky Bob sold the lodge to Lester Scott who built a new lodge and cabins and changed the name to Phantom Valley Ranch. Negative for copy print 2006.040.030.

Record Type: Photo

1975.032.007 - Negative, Roll Film

"Squeaky" Bob Wheeler's Hotel de Hardscrabble, also known as Camp Wheeler. Residence / lodge with sod roof. Flag pole with flag. Tent house in background. In 1926-1927, Squeaky Bob sold the lodge to Lester Scott who built a new lodge and cabins and changed the name to Phantom Valley Ranch. Negative for copy print 2006.040.031.

Record Type: Photo

1982.020.006 - Print, Photographic

"Squeaky" Bob Wheeler and his dog Jack standing in front of his Hotel de Hardscrabble, also known as Camp Wheeler. Marks: On front lower margin in ink "Squeaky Bob's Place". On reverse in pencil "9". Black and white, matte, white margin.

Record Type: Photo

1986.085.001 - Vest

Woman's suede vest - laced together with suede thongs - also overcast around arm openings & around cut sides. Has small stitches on pocket at bottom left and fronts come down to a point. 4 rolled tong buttons with 4 buttonholes. Marks: On inside a good many autographs - among them "Squeaky" Bob of Phantom Valley. Belonged to Ellen Walsh Corley - 50 year Summer Resident and mother of Catherine Hurley.

Record Type: Object

1986.103.001 - print, photographic

"Squeaky" Bob Wheeler with his wife and dog standing in front of his Hotel de Hardscrabble, also known as Camp Wheeler, on the west side of the Continental Divide. Black and white, glossy, no border. Copy of 1989.058.013.

Record Type: Photo

1987.058.013 - Print, Photographic

"Squeaky" Bob Wheeler with his wife and dog standing in front of his Hotel de Hardscrabble, also known as Camp Wheeler, on the west side of the Continental Divide. Black and white, matte, no border. 1986.103.001 is a duplicate.

Record Type: Photo

1987.058.014 - Print, Photographic

"Squeaky" Bob Wheeler's terrier dog climbing up a pole ladder to the sod roof of a log cabin at his Hotel de Hardscrabble, also known as Camp Wheeler. Black and white, matte, white border.

Record Type: Photo

1987.058.015 - Print, Photographic

"Squeaky" Bob Wheeler's terrier dog climbing down a pole ladder from the sod roof of a log cabin at his Hotel de Hardscrabble, also known as Camp Wheeler. Black and white, matte, white border.

Record Type: Photo

1987.058.016 - Print, Photographic

Mrs. Bob Wheeler and a guest at the hitching post in front of two tent houses at Hotel de Hardscrabble, also known as Camp Wheeler. Black and white, matte, white border.

Record Type: Photo

2004.029.006 - Book

"History of Estes Park Including Facts About Longs Peak, Trail Ridge Road, Big Thompson Canyon" by Harold Marion Dunning. Stapled, 64 pages. On cover: etching of clouds and mountain top. On reverse: map of Estes Park area.

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2006.040.030 - print, photographic

"Squeaky" Bob Wheeler's Hotel de Hardscrabble, also known as Camp Wheeler, taken from a distance. Two small tent houses in the foreground. Residence / lodge in background with smoke emanating from one of the chimneys. Flag pole with flag. In 1926-1927, Squeaky Bob sold the lodge to Lester Scott who built a new lodge and cabins and changed the name to Phantom Valley Ranch. Marks: On reverse in ink "Squeeky Bob Wheeler's (Phantom Valley R...

Record Type: Photo

2006.040.031 - print, photographic

"Squeaky" Bob Wheeler's Hotel de Hardscrabble, also known as Camp Wheeler. Residence / lodge with sod roof. Flag pole with flag. Tent house in background. In 1926-1927, Squeaky Bob sold the lodge to Lester Scott who built a new lodge and cabins and changed the name to Phantom Valley Ranch. Marks: On reverse in ink "Squeeky Bob Wheeler's (Phantom Valley Ranch) / August 1927 - Photo by Roy Jensen." Black and white, matte, white border.

Record Type: Photo