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A color retouched postcard of Spruce Tree House, Mesa Verde National Park, which is a set of ruins located in the crook of a mountain.
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Taking a View of Spring House, Mesa Verde Ruins, Colorado. (Photographer with large slide camera on a ledge)
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Spruce Tree House - Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado.
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Balcony House, containing 25 rooms. Mesa Verde National Park.
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The Balcony Cliff Dwelling at Mesa Verde National Park is pictured from a side angle encompassing the length of the dwelling on the side of the cliff with trees at the base showing its fantastically unusual location.
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Ruins of Ancient Cliff Dwellers' Palaces, Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado. A color-enhanced photo.
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Point Lookout on the Mesa Verde Highway, Colo.
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A black and white postcard of a mountain range. On some of the mountains, snow can still be seen.
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A black and white postcard of a mountain range with some trees in the foreground and a winding road in the valley between the mountains.
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The Sun Temple is located at Mesa Verde National Park. It is a what appears to be a giant "B" with the way that the short walls are placed. On the right side of the postcard there is a later and there is also a tree in the very center.
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Cliff Palace, Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado. From a lithograph by Eugene Kingman. All visitors to Mesa Verde National park are encouraged to explore the most spectacular prehistoric ruins. Service of Ranger-guides are provided free by the National Park Service. Good roads now make this hitherto little known region accessible by a one-day motor trip from Denver, Salt Lake City, Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and Grand Canyon.
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In this had colored photo, a pool with a fountain sits in the foreground. A small group of cottonwoods can be seen on the right. Further in the distance is a cluster of red roofed buildings can be seen under more trees. Mt. Hayden, partially covered in snow, dominates the sky.
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Black and white image of ruins, portrait style
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Balcony House is one of three or four best known of the numerous ruins contained in the Park.
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View of Point Lookout at Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado. Photo is taken from the view of the Government Automobile Road looking onto the ruins.