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Hand colored aerial view photograph of Durango, Colorado at sunset from the heights west of town, the site of Fort Lewis College. Durango is the southern terminus of the narrow-gauge railroad traveling 53 miles to Silverton.
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Photo of a three-story wooden building with a belvedere on the top; several people are standing on the veranda a tree is on the right [writing on back] addressed to Mrs. Louis Wyman of Silverton, Colorado. postmarked Durango, Colorado. July 27, 1909 one cent stamp
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Close view of smelter, smoke billowing out of the stacks, river shown in bottom right corner appears to be hand-colored over a b/w photo [writing on back] addressed to Miss Helen Wyman, Silverton Colorado. postmarked Feb. 25, 1911. Durango one cent stamp.
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Photo of the Durango Courthouse, showing the clock tower, surrounded by trees in leaf. The card appears to be hand-colored over a b/w photo [writing on back] addressed to Miss Helen Wyman, Silverton, Colorado. postmarked Durango Colo. 1911 one cent stamp
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Five photos of churches: Baptist, First Presbyterian, Episcopal, Catholic Churches and M.E. Church. [writing on back] addressed to Mrs. M.A. Colett Denver, Colorado. Postmarked 1915 dated 8/8/16 no stamp
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Color painted picture of refinery, large buildings, 3 smokestacks, Smelter Mountain in background, smoke billowing out of the stack on the left, two small buildings are below the smelter.
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Photograph on the day of the first narrow gauge train (draped in bunting) run out of Durango, Colorado. Crowd of people watching.
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Photograph of a narrow gauge engine now owned by CATS RR., leaving Durango, Colorado, 6-68.
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Hand colored photograph of the Durango, Colorado. Post Office, a two-story brick building, with a car parked diagonally in front of building.
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Aerial view of Durango looking toward Smelter. Many buildings are visible. There is much writing in cursive on the front.
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Photo of a large group of people, most wearing hats, looking out towards a train in the background (very difficult to see). Note enclosed with card states that this is "at the fairgrounds".
