The Mystery of Eagle Nest Lodge - Page 4

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This old piano stopped playing is vibrant tunes many years ago, July, 2003, Kathy Weiser

This house sits next to The Eagle Nest Lodge, most

likely belonging to the owner or manager. 

Kathy Weiser, July, 2003

This building appears to have housed stables

on the lower level, with rooms above.  Kathy Weiser,

July, 2003

This round wooden bar and chair were in a large room

 that appeared to have once been a lounge.  Opposite

this bar is a beautiful three sided fireplace.  Photo by

Kathy Weiser, July, 2003.

Upstairs rooms at the lodge.  No, we did not go in!! 

This old building is dangerous!  This picture was taken standing on a slope next to the hotel through a window.  Photo by Kathy Weiser, May, 2004.

This addition to the Eagle Nest Lodge was  called the

Casa Loma, as can be seen on the side of one building. 

Some locals say that the lodge was called the Eagle Nest

Inn when it was still open, but no where was that name found.  Photo by Kathy Weiser, May, 2004.

The guest annex across from the Lodge.  The small

building in front served as a saddle shed.  Photo by

David Alexander, May, 2004.

The Guest Annex, built later, at first appeared to us

to have stables underneath.  Instead, these were more likely garages for the new generation of motor cars.  Photo courtesy Ann Tyer Walker. 

Judge Twyning from Oklahoma City, Hazel Tyer, and and unknown man, 1937, photo courtesy Ann Tyer Walker.

Bill Tyer in 1927 living at cabin before Eagle Nest Lodge

 was built, photo courtesy Ann Tyer Walker.

This building, utilized as a saddle house is just one of

several outbuildings surrounding the lodge.   Photo by

Kathy Weiser, July, 2003.

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