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Photograph of a street in Telluride, Colorado after a snow storm. Shows the National Club, Ted's, and Katz Clothing and Gent's Furnishings.
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View of Tomboy Y.M.C.A., Smuggler, Colorado, snow covered. Postmarked March 14, 1907, in Smuggler, Colorado. Mailed to Mrs. John J. Thompson, Odell, Illinois with a one-cent stamp.
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Photograph of the Tomboy Mine.
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Photo of mine in a valley surrounded by mountains says "wish you was mine, don't you?" on back also one cent stamp on the back addressed to Miss Ollie Collins
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Picture of road heading to the mine mountains in the background lightly covered with snow
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View of lake with a structure in the water connected to the shore in the background peaks with patches of snow writing on the front [also writing on the back] addressed to Mrs. James Thilson, Mancos Co. postmarked Telluride, Colorado. 1934 one cent stamp
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Trout Lake, Telluride, Colorado.
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Aerial view of lake. On the lower left side of the picture there are houses and roads. Mountain peaks are visible in the background.
149. Telluride, Colo.
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A picture of downtown Telluride lined with classic cars, three of which are driving up or down the street. The Sheridan Hotel is on the left, with other cafes, bars and store fronts facing the street. In the distance vegetation topped mountains with steep rocky cliffs are softened by cumulus clouds drifting above.
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Black and white framed image of Telluride, Colorado in 1938. On the postcard is a handwritten note and is postmarked April 28th, 1909. There must be some sort of error with the dates listed, the postcard was copyrighted in 1902 but the photograph is titled 1938 Telluride, Colorado
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View of lake with a long, thin boat in the water, two structures on the left and mountain peaks in the background. [The Center has two of this card -- duplicates. We scanned the front of the first card because it contained a caption, and the back of the duplicate card because it noted the publisher.]
152. Telluride (Colo.)
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A view of Telluride, taken from one of the rooftops, features a brick in the center with wooden houses and broad leaved trees lining a hill.
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Lithograph photo print image of Telluride, Colorado, at sunset. The city's grid can be seen from this distance. The mountains to the west are heavily shaded; circular, flat mesa is visible on the right behind a pine tree.
154. Telluride (Colo.)
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Main Street, Telluride, Colorado. A picturesque old mining town on Highway 145 in the majestic San Juan Mountains, Telluride is surrounded by rugged mountains - harsh, awesome cliffs faced with rich ore.
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A black and white photograph postcard of inside Smuggler Mine. Enclosed is a note that reads, "Inside Foundry at Smuggler Mine- My grandfater Robert W. Goeglein is the man at the left in the photo. He worked the mines and also the Power Plant at Bridal Veil with my grandmother Alta Huggins-Goeglein. His father was a superintendant at the Power Plant.
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A black and white postcard of the Senic Skyline Ranch Resort in Telluride, Colorado. In the photograph, the ranch house can be seen in front of a lake, and Aspen trees are visible. It also looks like there is a person standing in front of the fence in front of the lake.
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A color drawing of Ingram. On the postcard it reads, "Near Telluride, Colo. Showing Ingram and Bridal Veil Falls." Mountains can be seen in the background.
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Sepia photograph of Telluride, with a large full moon visible over mountains.
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View of Lake Lenore in the foreground with a line of trees behind it and a mountain (Mt. Hayden) in the background
On back: The Busy Corner Pharmacy--Ouray, Colo. "The Switzerland of America"
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Photo print image of ox drawn wagons loaded with large pipe segments. The second floors of wood frame business buildings can be seen behind the leading oxen team.