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Alta Lakes and the San Miguel Mountains, Western Colorado. A favorite resort of fishermen, these lakes are at the end of a forest road, a few miles east from State Highway 145 between Telluride and Ophir. Lizard Head, the Wilsons, and Lone Cone show.
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View of lakes surrounded by pine trees. Mountain peaks are in the background.
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An order postcard from Telluride dated April 15th, 1904. The order is signed from "Uncle Dick".
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View of train tracks in the foreground; snow-capped mountain peaks are overhead.
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Ophir Loop and Ames Electric Power Plant Railroad in background, Telluride, Colo. The card was made in Germany and was postmarked in Telluride on Dec. 27, 1917, to Mr. H. N. Draemel at the B.C. Mine, Vanadium, Colorado.
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View of road and two bridges, with mountain peaks shown in the back ground. A cliff is on the left-hand side of photo.
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Ophir Loop near Telluride, Colorado.
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Aerial photo of snow capped mountain peaks overlooking the town of Ouray. On the back of the post card is information about Switzerland of America Jeep rentals.
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Photo of mountain peaks with trees in the foreground and many clouds overhead. (The Center has two of this card -- duplicates.)
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Bridal Veil Falls, shown in the background of this picture, is just one part of the scenic splendor around Telluride, Colorado. Telluride has been called the "City of Gold" because of its fabulous mining history.
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Bridal Veil Falls - two miles east of Telluride. Height of fall, 330 feet. Ingram Falls and basin in distance.
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Bridal Veil Falls, two miles east of Telluride, height of fall 330 ft. Ingram Falls and basin in distance.
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View of two waterfalls in the front waterfall there are four people sitting on a rock patch of snow on the mountain overhead
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Bridal Veil Falls, which drops 365 feet over the rim of Pandora Basin amid towering peaks of the San Juan Range at Telluride, Colorado.
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A panoramic view of Bridal Veil Falls and the surrounding mountains, near Telluride, Colorado.
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View of waterfalls structure above the falls sky colored blue [writing on back] addressed to Miss Edwina Goudy Belmont Mass. postmarked Golden Oct. 27, 1925 two cent stamp.
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View of waterfall with a building to the left of the falls. A mountain peak with patches of snow overlooks the waterfall.
18. El Diente Peak
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El Diente Peak ("The Tooth"), elevation 14,159', Wilson Mountains Primitive Area near Telluride, Colorado. Showing residual snow on its slopes.
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Dolores-Telluride Hiway, Montezuma National Forest.
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View of burros dragging long wooden pieces up a mountain path. Someone has written on the address side: "This is how they pack all the materials and supplies up to the gold mines. Then, coming down, each mule carries two big sacks of ore."