Vail, Colorado
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A postcard of the interior of the Vail Village Inn. This was taken in the Inn's Hub Room Bar. Hotel guests are seated around tables lined with red tablecloths. Three musicians can be seen in the background performing for the guests. The Vail Village Inn operated until 2003, when it was closed. The building was demolished the following year to make way for the Vail Plaza Hotel, now known as the Sebastian. The Inn was one of Vail's first hotels.
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A view of Vail's iconic Covered Bridge, taken in the winter.
Peter Runyon Photography, Box 1441, Vail, Colorado 81657; The Continental card, Mike Roberts Color Productions, Berkeley, CA 94710; B14478
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A winter postcard scene of Vail's iconic Covered Bridge and Clock Tower. From the verso, "Vail's Clock Tower and Covered Bridge at Christmas Time."
Peter Runyon Photography, Box 1441, Vail, Colorado 81657; The Continental card, Mike Roberts Color Productions, Berkeley, CA 94710; B6297
4) Vail Village
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From the verso, "The International Children's Fountain and sidewalk cafes, a part of Summer Vail."
Peter Runyon Photography, Box 1441, Vail, Colorado 81657; The Continental card, Mike Roberts Color Productions, Berkeley, CA 94710; B5443
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From the verso, "Brief afternoon showers often bring memorable rainbows to Vail, high in the Rockies."
Peter Runyon Photography, Box 1441, Vail, Colorado 81657; The Continental card, Mike Roberts Color Productions, Berkeley, CA 94710; B9042
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A view of Vail along Interstate-70.
From the verso, "Vail, Colorado and the Gore Range. This internationally famous ski and year 'round resort is located in the Gore Range 100 miles west of Denver and is accessible via Interstate 70."
8) Vail Village
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A summer view of Vail Village, taken prior to 1987.
From the verso, "Vail Village nestled at the base of north America's biggest, single skiing mountain."
Peter Runyon Photography, Box 1441, Vail, Colorado 81657.
9) Vail Village
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From the verso, "Relaxing around the Children's Fountain in the center of Vail Village."
Peter Runyon Photography, Box 1441, Vail, Colorado 81657; The Continental card, Mike Roberts Color Productions, Berkeley, CA 94710; B5995
10) Vail, Colorado
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A nighttime view of Vail and Lionshead Village in the winter.
From the verso, "Ten square miles of ski mountain rising from the warm lights of Vail and LionsHead under a full moon."
Peter Runyon Photography, Box 1441, Vail, Colorado 81658
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A winter scene of Bridge Street in Vail. A sigh for La Cave, a French restaurant can be seen on the left.
12) Autumn in Vail
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A view of Vail in autumn. From the verso, "Vail and Vail Mountain, Fall."
13) Beaver Creek
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A view of Beaver Creek Resort taken sometime in winter prior to August of 2008.
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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.
15) 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...
17) 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...
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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.
