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Cloud scene in Cunningham Gulch, near Silverton, Colorado, b/w postcard. Postmarked August 15, 1906; mailed to Miss Anna M. Thompson in Kansas City (crossed off and written in pencil: Odessa), Missouri. Produced by Excelsior, in Leipzig, Germany. We also have a second of this postcard, written on, on the picture side, and mailed also.
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High country, steep country. Along a mining road in Colorado's spectacular San Juan Mountains. A glimpse of Camp Bird, of gold-mining fame, in the background. Near Ouray, scenic center of the Million Dollar Highway.
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Liberty Bell Mill and Smuggler Mills in distance.
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The Million Dollar Highway winds southward from Ouray through much of Colorado's most spectacular scenery. Imposing Mt. Abrams, 12,800 feet high, stands athwart the view from Bear Creek Falls overlook. Typical mine buildings of San Juan Mountains.
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Mt. Abram viewed from the north on the Million Dollar Highway between Ouray and Silverton, Colorado
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Camp Bird Mine looking toward Ouray, Colorado.
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Liberty Bell Mine, a small group of wooden and corrugated shacks perched precariously on a mountain slope, with a mountain striated with snow in the background.
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Colored photograph postcard of person in hat with rile over shoulder guiding a donkey up an incline.
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Interior view of the Tom Boy Room at the Sheridan Hotel, Telluride, Colorado. Checkered tablecloths and mid-century design chairs decorate the stone and wood built room.
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Photo print image of a mountain mining operation. Below the slope a gravel road follows the the contour of the mountain. Wooden sheds, houses, and mills are off-set from the road. Canyon and snowy peaks in background.
