Floods -- Postcards
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After the Telluride (Colo.) flood of July 24, 1914, b/w postcard. Written across the address side of the card, describing how "the house below Lillian Andersons was crushed to pieces and carried into the back yards of Viola Schindel Myers and the house where Emma lived."
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View of three houses the front of one house is a severely damaged structure with a lot of debris in the street on the back writing states "Telluride Flood" and "Next to Vunnio".
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View of two houses the front area is riddled with debris on the back writing states "Telluride Flood" illegible writing above it.
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Photo of two hoses street in front of the house has some debris in it there is a man and a woman between the houses the man is crawling on a board
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Photo of a severely damaged house; several people shoveling on the right side of photo much debris in the street. Note: although someone had written Ouray flood on the back of this postcard, Charles Harbert has identified this as a photo of the July 27, 1914 flood in Telluride, looking south on Oak Street.
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Photo of a house that was damaged in the flood. It is leaning on the right side against a tree. Four people on the left-hand side are observing. On the back of this card "Telluride Flood" is written, along with "Litchfield".
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Six people digging in front of a house that is damaged two women are observing there seems to be another photo superimposed over the other.
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Store fronts in Telluride; three men are using a water hose; many observers are on the side.
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Lithograph photo print image of a street filled with rocks and cracks. Disarray in the background among buildings and streets.
