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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Dolores, Colorado
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Small groups of people (2-3) are walking on main street. Corner view of Hotel/Liquor Store. Signs that are visible include: Del Rio Cafe, Stroud's Cash Store, barber pole, Coca-Cola sign, and Bank.
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Downtown Mancos
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A sepia postcard of a street a street with some cows walking through. There are people lined up on the side of the street watching.
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Enchanted Mesa, 43 ft. high. (Mesa Encantada)
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Enchanted Mesa, 430 feet high. An ancient legend is that once upon a time the Acoma Indians lived upon this Mesa. That during a busy season every one was at work in the fields below except three sick women who remained on top. An earthquake came ...
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Engine Rock, Pagosa Springs, Colo.
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A black and white postcard of Engine Rock, Colorado with a couple of trees that can be seen on both sides of it. Clouds can be seen in the sky behind it.
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Estes Park in Rocky Mountain National Park.
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A color postcard with a mountain range in the background and trees in a valley below it. In the foreground there are two trees standing in both the left and right side of the postcard.
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Estes Park, Colorado.
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A painted photograph of a Panorama of Estes Park Village with Mt. Olympus in Distance. Peaks and buildings can be seen through the trees.
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Farming on Wolf Creek Pass (Colo.)
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Sepia tone photograph print image of agricultural land in a mountain valley. Mountain rises are blanketed in trees; road along a rocky cliff at far right; river at bottom left.
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Fits Cafe (Mancos, Colo.)
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Color lithograph photo print of a white horse standing at a white fence. Trees and a red roofed stable or barn in background.
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