Sinkovec Card Co.
Organization
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
"Silver Queen of the Rockies, Georgetown, Colorado", 1970-1980
Item — Box: 1
Identifier: CCCLD-034, Photo 050
Scope and Contents
View of the inside of the Silver Queen of the Rockies restaurant. Back reads "Located 46 miles west of Denver on U.S. 6 and Interstate 70, it was built in 1867. Stained glass windows, gingerbread, balcony and canopy, diamond dust mirrors, including one from England's Windsor Castle lend to the Victorian elegance. Gracious dining in the West's oldest mining town restaurant." Published by the Sinkovec Card Co., Boulder, no. 48259.
"Silver Queen of the Rockies, Georgetown, Colorado" (second copy), 1970-1980
Item — Box: 1
Identifier: CCCLD-034, Photo 050 c.2
Scope and Contents
View of the inside of the Silver Queen of the Rockies restaurant. Back reads "Located 46 miles west of Denver on U.S. 6 and Interstate 70, it was built in 1867. Stained glass windows, gingerbread, balcony and canopy, diamond dust mirrors, including one from England's Windsor Castle lend to the Victorian elegance. Gracious dining in the West's oldest mining town restaurant." Published by the Sinkovec Card Co., Boulder, no. 48259.
"Silver Queen of the Rockies, Restaurant-Tavern-Inn-Gift and Antique Shop", 1960-1966
Item — Box: 1
Identifier: CCCLD-034, Photo 048
Scope and Contents
View of the Silver Queen of the Rockies restaurant and building, before the roof and third floor collapsed in 1966. Back reads "Stained glass windows, gingerbread, balcony and canopy, diamond dust mirrors, including one from England's Windsor Castle lend to the Victorian elegance. Walk through the past while browsing among the artifacts of the mining era." Published by the Sinkovec Card Co., Boulder, no. 52265. Photo by Gerald Sinkovec
"Silver Queen of the Rockies, Restaurant-Tavern-Inn-Gift and Antique Shop" (second copy), 1960-1966
Item — Box: 1
Identifier: CCCLD-034, Photo 048 c.2
Scope and Contents
View of the Silver Queen of the Rockies restaurant and building, before the roof and third floor collapsed in 1966. Back reads "Stained glass windows, gingerbread, balcony and canopy, diamond dust mirrors, including one from England's Windsor Castle lend to the Victorian elegance. Walk through the past while browsing among the artifacts of the mining era." Published by the Sinkovec Card Co., Boulder, no. 52265. Photo by Gerald Sinkovec