Volume 5: Telluride/ Ouray/ Ophir
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A black and white photograph of Lake San Cristobol, in Lake City, Colorado. The town of Lake City can be seen on the opposite side of the Lake San Cristobol.
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Black and white photo print image is pictured from a nearby ridge. residence and commercial buildings are viewed from a distance. a river and mountain slopes.
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A view of mountains from Waterdog Lake Trail, in Lake City Colorado. On the back, the postcard is addressed to Mrs. Hattie Harrison.
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A postcard photograph of Monarch Pass, in Lake City, Colorado.
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A photograph of Loxcomb, Wettershorn, and Uncompahgre mountains near Lake City, Colorado.
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A photograph of Lake City, Colorado with a view of Lake City and mountains are visible in the background.
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A black and white photograph of a white Court House in Lake City, Colorado.
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A black and white photograph of Lake City, Colorado. The town can be seen in the foreground with mountains in the background.
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A color photograph of Round Top Mountain, taken from the street of Lake City, Colorado. Houses can be seen at the base of the mountain. The aspen trees are turning yellow on the lower slopes.
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A bearded man wearing a had and suit smiles as he drinks a beer, deep crows feet at his eyes.
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A Real Photo panoramic view of the San Juan Mountains. Patches of snow linger on the peaks and shady valleys. Storm clouds hover in the sky and a mountain stream meanders in the valley.
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Eight buildings at the foot of a slope covered with scatted pine trees. One of the cabins on the right side is circled.
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A view of Lake City, Colorado down one of the main streets. A small creek separates the ridge where this photo was taken, and the town. A farmhouse stands near the river while a two-storied building and rows of houses can be seen on the right. Beyond tow, a meandering stream winds through the valley stubbled with pines.
