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View of people swimming at the Durango-La Plata Aquatic Center in Durango, Colorado.
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Aerial view showing part of miniature golf course with three ponds behind. A bath house faces the large pond; a cabin looks over the other two These are all nestled together in the valley of a canyon.
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Photograph of the Ouray Municipal Swimming Pool. Pool is 150 ft. by 280 ft. filled with natural, odorless, hot water. Life guards on duty during the season.
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Photo of oval-shaped pool with several swimmers in it. A fence surrounds the pool; mountain peaks overlook the pool.
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Color photographic print postcard of oval-shaped pool and outbuildings with parked mid-century vehicles at right.
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Black and white photographic print postcards of an outdoor swimming pool. Building and sign stating "Radium Springs Park Natural Hot Water" at left.
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Color photographic print postcard of pool and surrounding grounds at a high vantage point.
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Aerial photo of oval-shaped pool with swimmers in it. To the right of the pool is a pond. Several cars are parked in front of the pool.
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Taken from the mountain slope above highway 550, Ouray's oval-shaped swimming pool with a bathhouse and other buildings sits in the foreground. Following the valley, is a grassy city park, then Ouray. Beyond Ouray, conifer forests cover the foothills and rocky mountain peaks complete the background.
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Distant view of pool with cars parked in front of it; a road running from town to the pool is visible; snow covered mountain peaks are in the background.
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Distant view of pool and bath house with cars parked in front of it; a road running from town to the pool; is visible mountain peaks are in the background.
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View of a swimming pool many people swimming in the pool a building on the left with many people in front to the right of building a sign reads "Radium Hot Springs Natural Hot Water;" [writing on back]; one cent stamp.