Cities and towns--Colorado--Telluride--Postcards
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A log building with a tin roof starting to fall apart has a wooden water mill in front by a dry channel built to divert the stream to the mill.
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Home was never like this, Telluride Colorado (leather bar postcard).
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A photo of Telluride from the late 1970s or early 1980s with heavily snow covered mountains in the background.
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A black and white panorama of the city of Telluride, Colo with snow capped peaks in the background. The postcard is a double length one (with the photo spread over both sides (A and B). The card is dated on the back (10-25-1906). There is a colored version of the photo also available (2008:028.045).
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A panoramic photograph of Trout Lake, near Telluride, Colorado.
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Leather post card: " I'm having a swell time in Telluride, Colorado."
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A colored photo of a mining operation in Silverton, Colo with a mountain in the background. There is writing on the back of the card to -dated 1/19/13.
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A colored photo of a mining operation (smuggler mine) on the side of a mountain in Telluride, Colo.
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A photo looking down into the town of Telluride - with old mining roads visable on the mountains in the background.
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Sepia photograph of Telluride, with a large full moon visible over mountains.
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These mountain towns are gems in Southwest Colorado. Telluride and tiny Ophir are in San Miguel County, and Ouray, not far away if unimproved roads aren’t a barrier, is located in Ouray County. Telluride is the most populous (about two thousand residents) and best known of the three, home to a famous ski resort, many well-known music festivals, and exclusive luxury homes. Telluride’s colorful history as a hard-rock mining town where gold, silver,...
