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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Four Corners
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Color lithograph photo print. Image of an aerial view directed downward over the Four Corners monument and the surrounding road.
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Four Corners area - Arizona-Colorado-New Mexico-Utah
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Color lithographic photo print image Several figures standing at eh center of a three tier forum. The flags of the United States, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah fly in the desert wind against a partly cloudy sky.
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Frontier Motel Cortez, Colorado
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A color postcard with two separate pictures. The picture on the bottom is of a long building that has several doors and several windows. In the top picture there are several lounge chairs set up and a swing set. In both pictures there are some clouds in the sky.
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Grand Ave. looking East, Mancos, Colo.
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A sepia postcard with streets that are lined with brick buildings and one car on the left, and a building and trees on the right side. More buildings line the street in the background.
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Greetings from Colorado
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Lithograph print of an illustrated map of Colorado, with the state flag at upper left. A variety of icons are drawn to highlight important tourist attractions: including skiers, a bucking bronco rider, wheat, oxen, cliff dwellings, the capitol, mining car, a lumber jack, oil wells, and mountains.
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Greetings from our house to your house
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Color lithographic photo print of a red pigsty. An adult peers out of the building, piglets at left of the fenced area. Attached to the roof of the sty; a black pig shaped sign reads "Hogs are beautiful" in white lettering.
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Gunnison River.
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Black and white postcard of a river with a road to the left. There are mountains on both sides of the river.
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Helping hand
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A color painting on a postcard of a women riding a horse with cattle next to her. There are mountains in the background.
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