 A small visitor enjoys the Los Alamos Memorial Rose Garden. Photo by Sharon Snyder By SHARON SNYDER
Los Alamos Historical Society For the first day of spring 2020, it seems appropriate to tell the story of a flower garden. Not just any flower garden, but one that has been special to Los Alamos for many years. Since the days of the Los Alamos Ranch School there have been gardens near Fuller Lodge, adding color to a scene that is special to all of us and enjoyed by visitors from around the world. As early as 1930, Helen Sulier, the Ranch School’s nurse, created a small flower garden near the Lodge and tended it for many years.
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 LASL Director Norris Bradbury and actress Linda Darnell, 1950. Courtesy/Los Alamos Historical Society Archives By Sharon Snyder Los Alamos Historical Society Along with the recent announcement of the closure of CB Fox, an old photograph of their location on Central Avenue surfaced. Dave Fox sent the picture of the old Hill Theatre to the Historical Society, and it created a curiosity about movie entertainment from the early days of Los Alamos to the present.  The Hill Theatre, c. 1952. Courtesy/Los Alamos Historical Society Archives
 P-Club Buildings. A guest cottage, the two-story Pond home, and Ashley Pond’s office are seen in this photograph of the Pajarito Club, c. 1915. (Courtesy of Los Alamos Historical Society Archives) By Sharon Snyder
Los Alamos Historical Society When Ashley Pond Jr.’s attempt to start a ranch school near Watrous, NM, washed away in a flood in 1904, the disappointment was overwhelming. He returned home to Detroit and worked for a time in the fledgling automobile industry, but it wasn’t long before he was drawn back to New Mexico and tried a different venture. |
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