From Montrose to Cortez to Pagosa Springs, southwest Colorado includes many towns with interesting history, significant natural and cultural resources, and other facets that have been pictured on postcards.
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Colorado symbols
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A color postcard of a woman carrying to slipping pots in each hand. There is a flower in the top left corner with a shield decorated as the American Flag. In the bottom right corner there is another crest with the word Colorado written underneath.
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Colorado. The Colorado Belle
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A color postcard of a women wearing a hat with flowers draped around her neck. In the bottom left had corner there is a seal of Colorado.
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Cortez, Colorado
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A color photograph of Cortez, Colorado. People can be sceen walking in the street, and cars can be seen driving by.
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Cortez, Colorado after a fire.
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A black and white photograph of the aftermath after a fire in Cortez, Colorado. People can be seen stomping out the remains of the fire.
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Cortez, Colorado.
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Black and white photograph of El Capitan & Grocery on U.S. 160 in Cortez, Colorado. A car can be seen parked in front of the Grocery and the El Capitan Motel is visible behind the car. There is a small amount of water damage on the card.
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Cortez, Colorado.
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A colored arial photograph of Cortez, Colorado. The buildings and streets of the city can be seen, with mountains and clouds visible in the background.
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Cortez, Colorado.
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Color photograph of Main street in Cortez, Colorado. Hotel Cortez and a Texaco gas station are visible, and there are only a few clouds in the sky.
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Courthouse in Los Animas, Colorado.
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Photograph of a photograph of the courthouse in Los Anlmos, Colorado. Trees can be seen in front of the courthouse. It has the number 178 stamped on the back of the card.
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