Bailey Cowboy Christmas
Alan McGlone (right) is sharing stories of the Wren Cabin currently located in McGraw Memorial Park in Bailey. Alan’s father Roy “Dolly” McGlone built the cabin in the 1920s with the help of about ten underprivileged boys from Denver and established a summer camp for mothers and their children. (Photo by Tom Greenfield/The Flume)
The Intermountain Humane Society was invited as a vendor to the Cowboy Christmas event and brought along a few adoptable dogs. Lindsey Marsh (left) with dog Delilah and Amy Vudures (right) with dog Magnolia chat with Lynn Griffin (center) of the Rustic Station. (Photo by Tom Greenfield/The Flume)
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Alan McGlone (right) is sharing stories of the Wren Cabin currently located in McGraw Memorial Park in Bailey. Alan’s father Roy “Dolly” McGlone built the cabin in the 1920s with the help of about ten underprivileged boys from Denver and established a summer camp for mothers and their children. (Photo by Tom Greenfield/The Flume)
Santa waits to hand out s’mores from under the tree to the next child in line that wants to meet him and share a Christmas list. (Photo by Tom Greenfield/The Flume)
The Intermountain Humane Society was invited as a vendor to the Cowboy Christmas event and brought along a few adoptable dogs. Lindsey Marsh (left) with dog Delilah and Amy Vudures (right) with dog Magnolia chat with Lynn Griffin (center) of the Rustic Station. (Photo by Tom Greenfield/The Flume)
Santa Claus arrived at McGraw Memorial Park in Bailey on Sunday, Dec. 4 to hear what all the children want for Christmas and pose for family photos. (Photo by Tom Greenfield/The Flume)
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