Cities and towns--Colorado--Ouray--Postcards
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21) Ouray, Colorado
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A black and white drawing of Ouray, Colorado looking up the Toll road. Buildings in the town can be seen, tucked away in a mountain valley. On the back is a handwritten note addressed to someone in Wisconson. Postmarked October 16th, 1912.
22) Ouray, Colorado.
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Color photograph of the town of Ouray, Colorado. Houses and cars can be seen. Mountains are visible in the background.
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Drawn image of Ouray, Colorado from Horse Thief Trail. Trees and mountains can be seen, and the town of Ouray can be seen in a mountain valley. Postmarked September 27th, 1927.
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View of Lake Lenore in the foreground with a line of trees behind it and a mountain (Mt. Hayden) in the background
On back: The Busy Corner Pharmacy--Ouray, Colo. "The Switzerland of America"
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Million Dollar Highway near Ouray, Colorado postcard. Black and white photograph.
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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,...
