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Alamosa, where a trip into narrow gauge country began
Boiler Room, Fort Collins Factory
Bonanza, 1882-1990?
Central City Opera House, c. 1935.
Central City, c. 1880
Coors Advertisement, c. 1890
Denver and Rio Grande Depot at Alamosa, Colorado, May 1893
Gold Mining in Gilpin County, c. 1860-69
Horace Tabor and his Buildings
Idaho Springs
Irrigation in Colorado
Monte Vista, Colorado (1900-1910)
National Guardsmen at Ludlow Colony
Rocky Ford Factory
Sugar Beet Field
Sugar beet loading
The Early Yampa River
West Portal of the Moffat Tunnel
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