Southwest Center General Photo Collection
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- Fourth of July Celebration Carriage on Main Avenue in Durango (Colo.)
- A carriage of men out in the street on the fourth of July.
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- Frank Fitchue
- Man standing with cane next to tree stump in front of painted backdrop., A full story is in "Pioneers of the San Juan Vol. I". An employee of 1st National Bank.
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- Frank Halls and Sisters
- A portrait of two women and one man. Frank Halls and sisters.
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- Fred Harman Riding in the Fiesta Days parade (Durango, Colo.)
- Fred Harmon riding his horse in the Durango Fiesta parade. Four negatives., Fred Harmon, creator of the Red Rider comic strip, resided in Pagosa Springs (his home is now a private museum).
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- From Corner of Glascow and Mantz (Rico, Colo.)
- Telephone lines and houses in front of mountains in Rico, Colorado., View east along Mantz Ave. from corner of Glascow and Mantz Ave. Duplicate can be found in II-33-08A
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- Gallavan Produce Truck
- Old truck on street next to building
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- Gallavan and Haffey Produce Company
- A picture of the Gallavan and Haffey Produce Co. with their first street light.
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- Gardenswartz Building (Corner of 9th St. and Main Ave., Durango, Colo.)
- Two-story building on corner of 9th St. and Main in Durango, Colorado.
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- George Vaile
- Man standing in street., An officer of the 1st National Bank. Lived in house on 3rd Ave. Later owned by Schuyler Parker.
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- Gladstone
- Mineral industries buildings on a hillside at Gladstone.
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- Glascow Ave. (Rico, Colo.)
- Looking down a dirt road at cars and houses., View north along Glascow Ave. with Mantz Ave. in foreground. Duplicate can be found in II-33-08C
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- Gold Bullion Mule Leaving Tomboy Mine (Near Telluride, Colo.)
- Two men on horseback leading a mule., Caption: "Gold Bullion mule leaving Tomboy Mine for the Express office 1918. Two bars each weighing 50#. Gross value of mule load $15,000." Location of negative: Western Colorado Power Company Collection.