Historical Photographs of Durango, Colorado
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Four Native American horsemen race in front of the wooden grandstands at the La Plata County Fairgrounds.
The train is stopped on the High Line–the narrow shelf blasted out of the rock above the Animas River just north of Rockwood.
Colorado-New Mexico Fair
Sep. 23-26, 1919
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Denver & Rio Grande, Silverton Branch
circa 1884
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The D&RGW locomotive #470 pulling passenger train #116–the San Juan Express –is departing south from the Durango Depot.
This view of Durango is looking south from 12th Street along First Street (now Main Avenue).
Denver & Rio GrandeWestern
Aug. 31, 1938
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Durango, Colorado, circa 1888
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This view of Durango looks south down Main Avenue from the 900 block.
This view of Durango is from 9th Street looking north along Main Avenue. The Colorado State Bank, Richey's Store, and Sam Wall Drug Store are prominent businesses on the east side of the street.
Durango, Colorado,circa 1895
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Durango, Colorado, circa 1900
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Behind the Navajo riders, the spires of Shiprock rise 1800 feet above the desert valley.
In this photograph, there are three Navajo women weaving. Two women work at the first loom, while another works at the loom behind.
Navajos at Shiprock, circa 1920
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Navajo Weavers, circa 1920
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This Rio Grande Southern train is operating a northbound rotary snowplow between Ophir and Telluride in the Ames Slide area.
Wolf Creek Pass in Mineral County, Colorado crosses the Continental Divide at an elevation of 10,850 ft (3,307 m) and passes through both the Rio Grande and the San Juan National Forests.
Rio Grande Southern Rotary Snowplow, circa 1915
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Wolf Creek Pass, circa 1920
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