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Wagners Mountain View Court, Durango, Colorado.
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Photo of small cabins nestled among tall pine trees all are covered in snow.
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Hand colored, street view of La Plata Motel on U. S. Hwy, 550, Durango Colorado. 22 Extremely Modern Units. Each Interior "Color Co-ordinated" & Furnished With That "Decorator's Touch". Colored Bathroom Fixtures, Matched in Detail. Beautiful & Luxurious. Mrs. E. D. Arndt, Owner
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Wagners Mountain View Court, Durango, Colorado. A real photo postcard.
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Photograph of the Pinkerton Springs - Pinkerton in the Pines cabins along the Million Dollar Highway.
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Photograph of the Motor Inn Court in Durango, Colorado. Adobe style construction, two stories in front, single story in back.
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Black and white photograph of the front of an adobe style building, with a bench. "Dexter Court, All Modern, 2178 Main Ave. - Durango, Colorado. Phone 1591"
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Photograph of the Motor Inn Court in Durango, Colorado.
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Photograph of the Columbine Guest Ranch in Durango, Colorado after a winter snow storm.
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Black and white aerial photograph of Columbine Guest Ranch in Durango, Colorado. A lake and mountains are visible in the background. The postcard is addressed to the Geo Mac Kinnou Family
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Photo of a herd of deer grazing in front of small cabins and a stone wall, in the background are cliffs.
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Picture of Columbine Guest Ranch, Durango, Colorado taken from across the street
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Photograph of a cabin in the winter at Pinkerton in the Pines, Durango, Colorado.
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Photograph of the Travel Inn Court on Highways 160 and 550, south Durango, Colorado
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Hand colored photograph of the front of the Vagabond Motel with the vacancy sign lit.
18) Scotties
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Photograph of a group of cabins labeled "Scotties." The large cabin on the right has been handmarked with an "X". The card is addressed to Mr. Wallace Hillyer in Lubbock, Texas, and has a Bayfield, Colorado, postmark.
