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Electra Lake and Engineer Mountain on the Million Dollar Highway between Silverton and Durango, Colorado.
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Hand colored photograph of Electra Lake, mountains in the background. Card addressed to Mrs. Alma Posey, Dove Creek, Colorado. From Eva Rogers. Postmarked March 6, 1941. (Also in this postcard sleeve pocket is an unused duplicate of this same card, which was separated out 1/2007 from the Western Colorado Power Company photos, series 8.3, Cascade Reservoir.)
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On the Million Dollar Highway. Engineer Mountain in the background. Between Silverton and Durango, Colorado.
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A man on a horse is herding sheep near a road that leads to a mountain in the distance.
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Mountain in the distance. In the foreground are trees in a fenced area.
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A photograph of Engineer Mountain in the distance, overlooking a large lake. Trees surround the lake.
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A car is traveling on a road towards Engineer Mountain (in the distance). There are trees on either side of the road.
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Colorful photo of a road that going through trees towards a mountain. It appears to be the beginning of Autumn.
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Engineer Mountain in the background. Sign with Smokey the Bear in the foreground.
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Engineer Mountain, elevation 12,972 feet. This famous landmark is seen between Durango and Silverton in southwestern Colorado.
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A mountain covered in green trees slopes down towards a road.
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A mountain with trees covering it. Below the mountain is a field of flowers.
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A nice view of Engineer Mountain in the distance. In the foreground are trees and a fence that circles around the area.
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View of the ribbon of the (paved) Million Dollar Highway, with Engineer Mountain in the distance.
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View of Engineer Mt. as seen from the Durango-Silverton Highway, Colorado. Narrow, windy, and unpaved.
