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Photo of First Baptist Church, two vehicles are parked on both sides of the church [writing on back] addressed to Miss Jeanne Taylor postmarked Durango Colo. Nov. 2, 1956 two cent stamp
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View of a two-lane dirt street with rows of trees planted on the median. Houses are shown on the right side of the street.
83) Durango (Colo.)
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Three photos: Durango High School, Park School, Whittier School, drawing on top left of Minerva, goddess of schoolmasters, a drawing on top right of an open book at the base of mountains.
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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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Narrow gauge train near Durango, Colorado. "Visit narrow gauge museum, Alamosa, Colorado."
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In the left foreground and middle ground is mainstreet Durango with the Fiesta Parade moving down the street. On the right from the foreground to the left middle ground are buildings on main street, including Stewarts, White Grocery Company, Otis Girr, Merc., and a hardware store. People line the streets. Smelter Mountain is in the background.
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Photograph of the left side of engine #473 with a snowplow attached to the cowcatcher.
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Pinkerton-in-the Pines, Wm T. Shea, Prop., Durango, Colorado.
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Sepia photograph of Durango-Silverton-Ouray Highway -- a dirt road, with a pole fence, and mountains in the background.
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Main Avenue, Durango, Colorado. A streetcar is in the distance; the tracks run to the foreground of this view. Message written on back is dated February 23, 1908.
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Photo of the three-story Durango High School building; "High School" above doorway. A hillside covered with bushes and several trees is visible behind the building.
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Photo of a crowd of people surrounding a Curtiss Pusher Model D airplane in a field on the mesa, most likely where Fort Lewis College is now situated in Durango, Colorado. Visible to the north in the background are mountains and the Animas Valley. Possibly piloted by Ralph E. McMillen, who flew a Curtiss Pusher at the Colorado-New Mexico Fair in 1913.
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Photo of a three-story building; belvedere on the top; to the left is a smaller house, several vehicles are parked in front of the three-story building, a hill is shown in the background
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Real photo view of a woman near the streetcar tracks on the nearly deserted dirt main street in Durango. Salone Italiano is to the right, and further down on that side is the sign for S.M. Biggs & Co. Furniture. The Strater Hotel and the Savoy Hotel are in the background on the left.
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Photograph of a washout along the Rio Grande Southern line tracks. The engine is listing to the side.
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Real photo panoramic view of the city of Durango, Colorado.
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Aerial view of Durango. A Christmas postcard.
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A blurry sepia photograph of the aftermath of a flood in Durango in 1907. Two men wearing suits pose with the rubble.
