Southwest Center General Photo Collection
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- Perins Schoolhouse (Colo.)
- The Perins Schoolhouse in 1918.
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- Pictographs (Falls Creek, Colo.)
- Falls Creek pictographs above terrace 3.
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- Pine River Power Company Generating Station (Bayfield, Colo.)
- A view of the electrical power generating station in Bayfield: a large, light-colored building with a tall smoke stack that is issuing black smoke. Two automobiles are in front of the building and a wooden electrical transmission tower., Generating station and power lines.
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- Pine River Store and Post Office (Bayfield, Colo.) (1)
- A group of people (including W. T. Helm, Buckskin Charlie, and C. F. Wood, and six others) standing in front of a log building (the first store in the area) with three horses out front., W. T. Helm, father of Mrs. Gladys Helm McPherson and later of the firm of Helm and Wood. C. F. Wood.
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- Pine River Store and Post Office (Bayfield, Colo.) (2)
- A group of people (including W. T. Helm, Buckskin Charlie, and C. F. Wood, and six others) standing in front of a log building (the first store in the area) with three horses out front., Buckskin Charley.
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- Pipelines for Water in Southwest Colorado
- Wooden supports holding a pipeline.
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- Plowing the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Track Near Silverton (Colo.)
- A large plow on the front of a train, plowing snow.
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- Pole Vaulting
- A group of people watching someone pole volt., Pole vaulting; or might be high jump.
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- Porter Fuel Company (Durango, Colo.) Shed Near the Railroad Tracks
- Similar to V-02-15B but view is farther to the left. A barn like shed can be clearly seen next to converging train tracks.
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- Porter Fuel Company (Durango, Colo.) Trestle (1)
- A large wooden construction. Three sets of tracks converge below the trestle.
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- Porter Fuel Company (Durango, Colo.) Trestle (2)
- A large wooden construction. Three sets of tracks converge below the trestle.
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- Porter Fuel Company (Durango, Colo.) Trestle (3)
- A large wooden construction. Three sets of tracks converge below the trestle.