Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado
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Black and white image of Cliff Palace, focusing on a tour group working their way through the ruins, making use of the wooden ladders to get to the higher areas of the ruin.
42) Ouray, Colorado
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View of the city of Ouray. Postmarked in Ouray on July 21 (year not visible); mailed to Mrs. Pearl Singleton in Overland Park, Kansas, from June and Merle.
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Colorado's " Million Dollar" scenic Highway through San Juan Rockies, color postcard.
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A color photograph of the Aspen Cafe and Service station in Mancos, Colorado on a nice sunny day.
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A black and white arial photograph of the Animas River in Durango, Colorado.
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A picture of a float representing Mesa Verde with an American flag.
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A color postcard of an aerial view of two streets with buildings on each side of the street.
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A color postcard of a octagonal building with a few cars parked outside of it. On the far right there is a tall sign that reads, "The Hogan" and a few others smaller signs.
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Photograph of the ruins of Fort Peabody. Built by order of Governor Peabody during early day labor strikes against the mines in 1903. Manned with machine guns atop Imogene Pass, it governed the area above Ouray and Telluride, Colorado.
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A color photo of the Silver Spruce Motel in Durango, Colorado.
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A colored arial photograph of Cortez, Colorado. The buildings and streets of the city can be seen, with mountains and clouds visible in the background.
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Color photograph of the Gypsy Motel in Durango, Colorado.
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Color photograph of Main street in Cortez, Colorado. Hotel Cortez and a Texaco gas station are visible, and there are only a few clouds in the sky.
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A picture inside the Aztec Ruins built in "1100-1300 AD...by Chacoan people."
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Ariel picture of Aztec Ruins "Establised as a national Monument in 19233...the ruins originaly contained at least 500 rooms."
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Picture of front of Edwards Manor Motel in Durango, Colorado during the day.
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Wyatt Wood and Al Look discuss their involvement in the construction of Rim Rock Drive on the Colorado National Monument, early scenic photography of Mesa County, early Mesa County bands and parades, and Wood’s time spent working for the Grand Junction Chamber of Commerce. The interview was conducted by the Mesa County Oral History Project, a collaboration of Mesa County Libraries, the Museums of Western Colorado, and the Mesa County Historical...
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View looking down into a large Kiva at Aztec Ruins National Monument in Aztec, New Mexico.
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Al Look speaks to the Combined Women's Club of Grand Junction, Colorado about the geology of Western Colorado, dinosaur fossils found in the area, and about archaeological evidence of the ancestral Pueblo culture. This recording is made available via signed release by the Mesa County Oral History Project, a collaboration of Mesa County Libraries, the Museums of Western Colorado and the Mesa County Historical Society.
