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101) Bridge Street, Vail
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A winter scene of Bridge Street in Vail looking towards Vail Mountain. A sign for the Casino Vail can be seen on the right.
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An interior view of the lobby and dining room of Shrine Lodge. Shrine Lodge was located in Red Cliff. It's slogan was that it was the "Starting place for Mt. Holy Cross." The lodge opened on June 10, 1928. Josephine Stevenson was the first proprietor of the lodge. She sold the lodge in September of 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Malmborg of Chicago. By April of 1944, the lodge had been sold to Kathryn Holmes, who in turn sold the lodge to Mr. and...
103) The Lodge, Vail
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An evening view of the Lodge, a resort hotel located in Vail. The Lodge was one of the first hotels in Vail, having opened in November of 1962. It is considered the "cornerstone" of what is known today as Vail Village.
From the verso, "An evening view of the Lodge at Vail, a 67-room resort hotel at Vail, Colorado. Late evening light illuminates the peaks of the Gore Range in the background. Vail is 35 miles west of Frisco on U.S. Highway 6 in the...
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A postcard of the Spruce Saddle Restaurant, located in Beaver Creek.
From the verso, "Spruce Saddle Restaurant, Elevation 10,208 ft. Beaver Creek Ski Area, Colorado"
105) Mountain lion cubs
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A postcard print of two mountain lion cubs sitting on a fallen log. The verso reads, "Mountain lion cubs patiently waiting for mom."
107) Red Lion Inn
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A view of the dining room in the Red Lion Inn, located in Vail. The Red Lion Inn was built by Marge and Larry Burdick in 1962. It opened to the public in February of 1963. The Inn was sold in the 1980s, and was purchased by various groups of Vail locals, fist in September of 1988, and again in November of 2000. The Inn is still open.
From the verso, "Featuring excellent cuisine, wine cocktails and people. Outdoor dining in the sun and indoor dining...
110) Covered Bridge, Vail
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A view of the Covered Bridge in Vail. The bridge crosses over the Gore Creek and is an early Vail landmark.
111) Eagle, Colorado
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A postcard print collage of Eagle. Clockwise from the top left: the Eagle River at Eagle, a mountain biker, Broadway Street in Eagle. The verso reads, "Eagle, CO. Come to this wonderful mountain town for fishing, hiking, biking, golf, water sports."
112) Hanging Lake
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From the verso, "A beautiful gem in a pristine setting, one of Colorado's outstanding scenic attractions. Located high in a side canyon, two miles by trail from Highway U.S. 6 and 24 in Glenwood Canyon."
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A view of Interstate 70 as it crosses over Vail Pass.
From the verso, "Vail Pass crosses the Gore Ranges at an elevation of 10,603 ft. between Vail and Dillon Reservoir."
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A postcard print of the Georgetown Loop Historic Mining and Railroad Park. The verso reads, "The Georgetown Loop Railroad on the High Bridge 100 feet over Clear Creek."
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A view of the dining room in La Cave, a former French restaurant in Vail. La Cave was opened on New Year's Eve 1963, by Jim Slevin. It was a popular restaurant for dinnertime meals and was located in the basement of the Plaza Lodge. Slevin sold La Cave in 1968 to Peter Cremaris.
From the verso, "French and Basque cuisine. Intimate atmosphere. Cocktails - Dinner - Dancing."
117) Family picnic
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Left to right: Arthur Guy, Sr, Hugh Young, Loretta (Young) Guy, Nellie Young, and Arthur Guy, Jr. stand in front of a vehicle while on a picnic outing. Loretta was the daughter of Hugh and Nellie Young. Nellie is holding her grandson, Arthur Guy, Jr.
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A Denver and Rio Grande Railroad locomotive on the turntable at Minturn. The Minturn roundhouse is visible on the right. The railroad employees are unidentified. Taken sometime in the 1920s.
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A steam crane preparing to lower a section of the new turntable at Minturn into the turntable pit. In 1928, a new 120-foot turntable was set in place, replacing the old 100-foot table installed in 1912. The older turntable could not accommodate the 3600-series simple-articulated locomotives assigned to the area.
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Caption: "Nature has placed a perfect snow-white cross upon this mountain. It is formed by the two transverse canyons of immense depth, wherein lies snow twelve months of each year."
"Published by Elmer C. Clark, 739 Marion St., Denver, Colo.; Natural Color Post Card Made in U.S.A. by E. C. Kropp Co., Milw., Wis. --CDY"
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