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Cloud scene in Cunningham Gulch, near Silverton, Colorado, b/w postcard. Postmarked August 15, 1906; mailed to Miss Anna M. Thompson in Kansas City (crossed off and written in pencil: Odessa), Missouri. Produced by Excelsior, in Leipzig, Germany. We also have a second of this postcard, written on, on the picture side, and mailed also.

Part of a color set with a panoramic view of Silverton and Kendall Mountain in the background (see 2006:002.54). The back (undivided back) has a one (1) cent stamp, postmark (no year), address only, a logo (back upper left) with the words Excelsior, Leipzig Berlin Dresden, and a clove shape with the letters A, N, C, N, Y. Postcard has rounded corners. "Made in Germany" is written on the address side of the card.

A cemetery on a hill in the foreground. Silverton is in the distance and a large mountain overlooks the town.

Large mountain range overlooking the town.

Color iamge of Silverton taken from the highway in summer. Shows the mountains surrounding Silverton and the very blue river that is flowing in the image's right side. Taken on a partly cloudy day.

Photograph of mine buildings at the Silver Lake Mill and Aspen Mine.

A heavy snow fall all but obscures the buildings in Silverton. A path is shown through the snowdrifts. A letter is written on the back.

A color drawing of a woman holding a baby surrounded by children with a saying that reads, "It's the little things in life that count", and Silverton, Colo is written on the bottom of the card.

Old train cars one faded red the red at the Silverton train depot, caption "Colorado" in gold lettering.

Black and white photograph of a brick house in Silverton, Colorado, in wintertime.