Ricketson, Frank H. Jr.

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Black and white photograph ofFrank Ricketson Jr. (president of CCOHA) and four unidentified female affiliates gather in an unknown location.

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Black and white photographic portrait of CCOHA Board President / Chairman, Frank H. Ricketson Jr., wearing a white shirt and silver tie under a dark suit coat with white pocket square.

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Black and white photograph of Mrs. Frederick McFarland ( Lillian Cushing) stands to the left of Frank Ricketson Jr. speaking to a crowd during the dedication ceremony of the McFarlane Fountain on July 3, 1965 in an unknown location in Central City, CO.

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Black and white photograph of Frank Ricketson Jr. speaking to a crowd and to his left Lillian Cushing (Frederick's second wife, CCOHA choreographer) during the dedication ceremony of the McFarlane Fountain on July 3, 1965 in an unknown location in Central City, CO.

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Black and white photograph of Lillian Cushing (black and white dress) who was a choreographer for Central City productions and Frank Ricketson Jr. speaking to a crowd during the dedication ceremony of the McFarlane Fountain on July 3, 1965 in an unknown location in Central City, CO.

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Black and white photograph of CCOHA Board President / Chairman (right), seated with two unidentifed affiliates in an unknown location reading an unknown document.

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Black and white photograph of (from l to r) CCOHA board president, Frank Ricketson Jr. with an unidentified affiliate, Paul Ford and actress Joan Anderson during the 1960 festival season in which the production 'A Thurber Carnival' was done at the Central City Opera House. Affiliates holding sign that reads: 'Welcome! Stars if 'A Thurber Carnival' Central City Opera House.'

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Black and white photograph of Frank Ricketson (CCOHA President/front, right) addressing a crowd of unidentified affiliates for KOA, NBC Denver in an unknown location.

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Black and white photograph of Frank Ricketson (CCOHA President/right) standing with two unidentified affilaites in an unknown location in Central City, Colorado.

Abstract Black and white photograph of Frank Ricketson (CCOHA President/left) standing with two unidentified affilaites holding a sign for the 1955 Central colaboration with the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company in Central City, Colorado. Sign reads:' Dn't delay, avoid disappointment later! Order tickets now!. Direct from London, the internationally acclaimed D'Oyyl Carte Opera Co. presenting Gilbert and Sullivan Comic Operas 'The Mikado,' "yeoman of the Guard,' 'trial by Juy,' 'H.M.S. Pinafore,'...