Photomechanical prints -- color
Subject
Subject Source: TGM II, Genre and physical characteristic terms
Found in 94 Collections and/or Records:
View of Hamill House (third copy), c. 1987
Item — Box 1: Series CCCLD-034: Series 1
Identifier: CCCLD-034, Photo 058 c.3
Scope and Contents
View of the Hamill House, in Georgetown. Back reads "Hamill House, Georgetown, Colorado was one of the finest private residences in Colorado territory in 1867. It is now a museum, open to the public." Published by Mountain States Specialties, Inc., Boulder, no. 14140. Photograph by Arthur H. Bilsten.
View of Red Mountain from Berthoud Pass highway, 1960-1965
Item — Box 1: Series CCCLD-034: Series 1
Identifier: CCCLD-034, Photo 014
Scope and Contents
View of Red Mountain, taken from Berthoud Pass highway. Caption on back reads "Hairpin turn on Berthoud Pass as Hwy. U. S. 40 climbs from the Clear Creek Valley to the continental divide and the top, at an altitude of 11,314 ft. Red Mountain with its painted peak looms in the background." Published by the Sanborn Souvenir Co., no. 3116.
View of Silver Plume, looking west, 1907-1915
Item — Box 1: Series CCCLD-034: Series 1
Identifier: CCCLD-034, Photo 131
Scope and Contents
View of Silver Plume, looking west. No publisher listed, but style is that of the Thayer Publishing Co., Denver, no. 8428.
"Where Gold Was First Discovered in Colorado.--Clear Creek Canon.", 1907-1915
Item — Box 1
Identifier: CCCLD-005, Photo 026
Scope and Contents
View of a miner paning for gold, with structure in background. Presumably near Idaho Springs. Style indicates it was published by the Thayer Publishing Co., Denver, no. 1900.