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A road travels along the side of a mountain. Two cars drive along this road in opposite directions.
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Scene on Durango-Silverton-Ouray Million Dollar Highway, near Silverton, Colorado.
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Black and white photograph of Bear Creek Falls on the Million Dollar Highway, In Ouray, Colorado
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Million Dollar Highway. This route between Ouray and Durango traverses steep cliffs and rugged granite mountains cresting heights of nearly 11,000 feet. The town of Silverton and the Purgatory Ski Resort are located along this route.
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Million Dollar Highway below Ironton Park
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Scene on the Million Dollar Highway (U.S. 550) as it traverses Uncompahgre Gorge between Silverton and Ouray in the San Juan Mountains of southwestern Colorado
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Ironton Loops on the Million Dollar Highway, Colorado.
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Tunnel on the Million Dollar highway (U.S. #550) in Uncompahgre Gorge between Ouray and Silverton, Colorado.
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Switchbacks on the Million Dollar Highway
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Black and white photograph of a tunnel (unidentified) on the Million Dollar Highway. Card is date stamped June 15, 1929.
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Actual photo print. Image of a road that travels though trees and a tunnel.
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Black and white vertical view of mountain-side dirt road and Mt. Abram in background. The side of the road with a mountain drop-off beyond the rectangular concrete barriers. Telegraph wires run beside the road, and a man with his horse can be seen down the road.
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Black and white photograph of the switchbacks on the Million Dollar Highway leading out of Ouray, Colorado
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Switchbacks on the route south leaving Ouray on the Million Dollar Highway.
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A road perched on a cliff curves right and continues off in the distance. Square cement blocks line the edge of the road and telegraph poles run beside it. A few pines grow from crevices in the steep, rocky slopes.