RG021_05_04_0007. One postcard; b/w; 5.50 in. x 3.50 in. Published by Arthur Capper, Denver, Colorado. Black and white photograph of the Pioneer Fountain located in Lincoln Park in Greeley, Colorado.  The fountain, designed by Richard Ernesti, professor of art and drawing at Colorado State Teachers College from 1904-1915, was dedicated on July 30, 1907. The fountain was built over what was at one time an artesian well. Stones in the fountain came from General Palmer's estate near Colorado Springs.  Pioneers also donated a stone from the Mammoth Cave, ores from England and Africa, shells from Maine, an Indian feed grinder, a large jardinere and a petrified snake.  At one time a gazebo stood over the fountain but was later moved to Island Grove Park.