Animas River (Colo. and N.M.) -- Postcards
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Durango & Silverton narrow gauge railroad pictured traveling down the tracks along the Animas River.
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The text reads, "High above the Animas River in the Canyon of Lost Souls the Silverton carries some 40,000 tourists each summer on a 90-mile round trip from Durango to Silverton, Colorado."
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Writing on back states "Side view of Silverton Branch R.R. Bridge water had fallen several feet when this was taken", photo on the front is of bridge with high water running against it
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Picture of the Denver and Rio Grande Narrow Gauge Train crossing a bridge.
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View of Durango, Colorado with mountains pictured in background. A river can be seen flowing through town in the the foreground.
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Picture of the Denver and Rio Grande Narrow Gauge Train traveling along a river.
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Rear view of the Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge train pulling passengers in open and closed cars alongside the Animas River.
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Photograph of the narrow gauge train traveling along the side of a cliff with the Animas River flowing below.
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Photo of the train next to the Animas River between Durango and Silverton.
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A narrow gauge train is traveling through the mountains.
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Picture of the Narrow Gauge train traveling alongside the Animas River at Elk Park on the trip between Durango and Silverton, Colorado.
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Overhead view of Durango and Animas Valley. Animas River running through left hand-side of photo.
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Steam engine number 476 passes over a small bridge; forest in the background.
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Picture of the narrow gauge passenger train on a bridge crossing the Animas River in Durango, Colorado.
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Train passing over a bridge in Durango, Colorado. The town can be seen in the background.
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Writing on front states," D&RG Bridge across the Animas R. after first section being washed away" [writing on back] addressed to Miss M.L. Pulering of Otter Pond, Kentucky two postmarks and a one cent stamp. Flood of 1911
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Train described as "The People Mover" crossing a bridge over the Animas River.
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Black and white photograph of the Animas River and the broken down D. & R.G. R.R. Bridge. Writing on front states, "The section of the D.& R.G. R.R. Bridge that was washed away by the Animas River. Flood of 1911."
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The train passing over a high bridge over the Animas River. Title on the front reads "narrow gauge railroad."
