The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad

The Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad

PHOTO COLLECTION

A holding of The Library of the Colorado Historical Society 1300 Broadway Denver, Colorado 80203

Processed by Janet M. Wendt

September 1996 © Colorado Historical Society

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

This project was funded by a grant from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission. Special thanks go to the Project Advisory Board and the dedicated group of volunteers who donated over 1200 hours to assist the project archivists.

PROJECT ADVISORY BOARD Chuck Albi Janis Falkenberg Bob Griswold Bud Lehrer Jim Ozment Jackson Thode

VOLUNTEERS Barbara Carroll Corda Conkey Merle Conkey Carolyn Gard Gary Greenhut Theo Haberman Miles Hooley Ken Jays Ruth Koons Frank Maly Tom Radinsky Harriet Rosen John Ryan Earlene Taggart

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

HISTORY OF THE DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD 3

SCOPE AND CONTENTS 8

PRINTS ARRANGED BY SUBJECT 11

O. T. DAVIS COLLECTION PRINTS 35

OVERSIZE PRINTS 36

O. T. DAVIS COLLECTION OVERSIZE PRINTS 39

OVERSIZE PRINTS 41

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS 45

GLASS NEGATIVES 48

FILM NEGATIVES, 4 X 5 50

TRANSPARENCIES, 8 X 10 51

FILM NEGATIVES, 8 X 10 52

MISCELLANEOUS NEGATIVES 54

MISCELLANEOUS ALBUMS & TRANSPARENCIES 61

OVERSIZE PRINTS IN MAP CASE 62

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HISTORY OF THE DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD

The Denver & Rio Grande Railway, brainchild of Civil War veteran General William Jackson Palmer, was incorporated by Palmer and his associates on Oct. 12, 1870. Palmer intended to provide a north-south link between the major transcontinental railroads that passed north and south of Colorado. The first trip on the line occurred Oct. 26, 1871, and took passengers (primarily local newspapermen) from Denver to Colorado Springs. While the original plan was to build south to El Paso, Texas, circumstances soon turned the line westward. The Denver & Rio Grande never reached farther south than northern New Mexico.

As the D&RG Railway expanded westward, it ran into conflicts with other railroads that also wanted to build in the lucrative mining regions of the Rocky Mountains. The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad was particularly aggressive in this area. A quarrel over the right-of-way through the Royal Gorge escalated into a “war” in 1878 and was not settled by the courts (in favor of the D&RG) until 1880.

In the summer of 1881, in order to facilitate the D&RG’s westward push, Palmer incorporated a new railway in Salt Lake City – the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railway. The two lines met near Green River, Utah in 1883. Around the same time, the D&RG Railway leased the tracks of the D&RGW Railway for thirty years. The lease, in conjunction with Palmer’s constant program of expansion (he feared other lines moving into D&RG territory), put the D&RG in a difficult financial situation. By the summer of 1883 the Board of Directors wanted Palmer out, and they asked for his resignation. He consented, but remained not only as president of the D&RGW Railway, but as a Director of the D&RG. He resigned his position as Director in June 1884 in the midst of a dispute between the two lines over the terms of the D&RG’s lease of the D&RGW tracks.

By July 1884, the D&RG’s financial condition was so poor it went into receivership. The court appointed William S. Jackson as receiver. Not long after Jackson took control of the D&RG, the D&RGW also found itself in receivership, with W.H. Bancroft as its receiver. Jackson’s management of the Denver company could not forestall the D&RG’s sale at foreclosure in 1886. British and American stockholders purchased the troubled line, incorporated it as the D&RG Railroad, and named Jackson as president. The courts released the D&RGW from its receivership in August of 1886, and Palmer resumed control of his railroad.

David H. Moffat, an important figure in the development of Colorado railroading, succeeded Jackson as D&RG president in 1887. He remained in that position until 1891, when he resigned in anger over criticism of his management of the line. During his term of office, the D&RG began to convert its main line tracks from narrow gauge to standard gauge. The D&RG also joined with the Colorado Midland to incorporate the Rio Grande Junction Railway for the purpose of building a line between Rifle and Grand Junction. After Moffat resigned, the Board appointed Edward T. Jeffery to head the company. He was immediately under pressure to make the D&RG profitable, and enable it to meet the interest payments on its bonds. Jeffery met the challenge, and by 1893 the road was in

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excellent financial condition. Thanks to his conservative policies the D&RG weathered the financial panic of 1893 relatively well.

In 1901 the D&RG purchased a controlling interest in the Rio Grande Western Railway (formerly the D&RGW, it reincorporated in 1889). In that same year General Palmer retired from the RGW, and George Gould (son of Jay) became Chairman of the Board of the D&RG. Competition from the Union Pacific in Utah (the UP tried to deny the D&RG any traffic) forced Gould to make plans to expand his line westward from Ogden, Utah.

To this end Gould and his associates incorporated the Western Pacific Railway in California in 1903, with E.T. Jeffery as its president. The birth of the WP marked the beginning of very difficult times for the D&RG. Three contracts between the D&RG/RGW and the WP obligated the D&RG system to bear the cost of constructing the WP (in the form of bonds), guarantee the semi-annual interest on 30-year 5% gold bonds, and to honor a traffic agreement. In addition, the RGW was to pay any construction cost overruns.

The burden placed upon the D&RG by the contracts with the WP was almost unbearable. By 1913 the Boards of Directors of the D&RG, WP and Missouri Pacific (many of the members served on more than one of the boards) began to discuss the D&RG’s plight. The discussions and the continuing financial difficulties of the D&RG led to court battles with the Equitable Trust Co. (which brought suit against the D&RG for non-payment of debts) and a reorganization plan for the WP. In July 1916 the WP Railway was sold to stockholders and reorganized as the Western Pacific Railroad Company.

The D&RG lost the case with the Equitable Trust Co. in August of 1917. The court determined the railroad owed Equitable $38 million. The D&RG did not have that much money on hand, but did have some assets in the form of cash, stocks, and bonds. The Equitable Co. sued in New York and Chicago courts to obtain some payment on the $38 million owed to it, and in 1918 was awarded over $6.5 million of the D&RG’s assets. Another $4 million was handed to the Equitable Co. when the shares of the Utah Fuel Co., a D&RG subsidiary, were sold at a public auction and the proceeds applied toward the judgment against the D&RG.

This strangulation of the railroad left it with only one option – yet another receivership. To forestall the Equitable Co. from asking for a receivership on terms favorable to it, the D&RG turned to a minor creditor, the Elliot Frog & Switch Co., and asked it to initiate receivership proceedings. Equitable’s lawyers tried to stop this in court, but were denied.

In January 1918 the court appointed Edward L. Brown and Alexander R. Baldwin (a vice-president of the WP) as co-receivers. World War I, which the U.S. entered in 1917, complicated the receivership and Equitable’s continuing efforts to collect on the judgment awarded to it. All railroads in the country were under the control of the U.S. Railroad Administration, headed by Director General William G. McAdoo, from 1917 to 1920. McAdoo temporarily blocked the Equitable’s efforts, but in May of 1918 Judge Sanborn ruled that the D&RG must pay $3.6 million of its debts. The money came from the sale of

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Securities, cash in the bank, and $1.5 million contributed by the government for its use of the railroad. When the Railroad Administration ended its control of the country’s railroads in the spring of 1920, the D&RG was still in receivership.

The receivership did not improve the financial condition of the D&RG, and by the fall of 1920 the company’s creditors once again forced it onto the auction block. On Nov. 20, 1920 the D&RG was sold for $5 million, and on Nov. 30 the new owners incorporated the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad. Angry stockholders of the old company, who received nothing from the new D&RGW, held up the court’s confirmation of the sale for several months, but on Mar. 28, 1921 the court confirmed the sale. Serious financial problems, some caused by the devastating Pueblo flood in June of 1921, continued to plague the D&RGW, and by the summer of 1922, the Banker’s Trust Co. of New York and the New York Trust Co. instituted new foreclosure proceedings, based on the D&RGW’s failure to meet the interest payments on its bonds.

Federal judges Robert E. Lewis and J. Foster Symes named Joseph H. Young, president of the D&RGW, as receiver in July 1922 over the protests of the New York and Banker’s Trust companies, In addition, Judge Lewis further frustrated the bondholders by ordering Young to improve the condition of the D&RGW:

It is common knowledge that the road is badly out of repair. When the case came into this court before, at the time of the forming of the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad out of the old Denver company, the railroad conditions were promising. The Western Pacific company took the road over, but they have done little with it. The present owners have not seen fit to keep it in condition, and when it comes into this court we shall see that it is put in condition and we shall see that done before it is turned back to the owners. Furthermore, it will be the policy of this court that no interest shall be paid on the bonds of the road until it is completely rehabilitated and the public thus safeguarded.1

As ordered by the Judge, receiver Young spent millions on upgrading the D&RGW, particularly the rails and rolling stock.

Even with the court-ordered improvements proceeding, the future of the D&RGW looked uncertain. In 1923 – 1924, the Missouri Pacific and the Western Pacific tried to absorb the smaller line, but these efforts drew protests from those bondholders who feared they would be wiped out as had the stockholders of the D&RG in 1920. In Dec.1923, the Interstate Commerce Commission approved a reorganization plan for the D&RGW, and in Oct. 1924 the D&RGW was sold to the reorganization managers – Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Equitable Trust Co. The new D&RGW president was J.S. Pyeatt.

1 Rocky Mountain News, July 22, 1922

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Over the next ten years the two major events for the D&RGW were the construction of the Moffat Tunnel in 1927 and the completion of the Dotsero Cut-off in 1934. The Moffat Tunnel, running under James Peak in northwestern Colorado, was named for the man whose dream it was – David H. Moffat. Moffat spent many years and a considerable portion of his personal fortune on the tunnel dream, but to no avail. Over a decade of failed efforts by Colorado business and political leaders to get construction financed and started followed Moffat’s death in 1911. Construction actually began in 1923 and was completed in 1927. Like the Moffat Tunnel, the completion of the Dotsero Cut-off in 1934 came only after years of legal battles and financial problems. Despite the opening of the cut-off the D&RGW’s financial woes worsened, due in no small part to the Depression. Thus in 1935 the D&RGW was once again in court, petitioning for reorganization under the Federal Bankruptcy Act. The U.S. District Court appointed Wilson McCarthy and Henry Swan as co-trustees. The two men, with the approval of Judge Symes, formulated a multi-million dollar improvement plan. In 1937 alone the two men spent $18 million on the company. By the end of 1939 the railroad’s fortunes had turned around to a remarkable degree. The D&RGW’s revenues continued to climb in the 1940s, particularly after the U.S. entered World War II in Dec. 1941.

In April 1947 the trusteeship of Swan and McCarthy ended and the D&RGW returned to private ownership under an ICC-approved reorganization plan. The plan was opposed, unsuccessfully, by the Missouri Pacific and the Western Pacific all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. The reorganization committee, headed by John Evans, elected a new Board of Directors with Evans as its chairman. The Board selected Wilson McCarthy as the president of the D&RGW.

In the post-war years passenger traffic declined on the line but freight traffic grew, thanks in part to McCarthy’s policy of encouraging industrial and agricultural development in Rio Grande territory. McCarthy provided strong leadership of the D&RGW until his death in 1956. Gale B. “Gus” Aydelott succeeded him in the presidency, and continued many of McCarthy’s forward-looking policies, especially that of improving the line. While Aydelott’s improvement program included attempts to reduce or eliminate passenger service on unprofitable runs, it also included technical advances in communications, locomotives and other areas.2

In 1969 the D&RGW formed Rio Grande Industries, Inc., a holding company designed to diversify and expand the company into other fields. In 1970 the various activities of RGI included real estate development, industrial contracting and insurance, but the railroad continued to produce the majority of RGI’s annual income, most of it from freight revenues. The 1960s and 1970s saw a steady downward trend in passenger traffic on all railroads. By 1970 the D&RGW had virtually abandoned passenger traffic, with the exception of a thrice-weekly run from Denver to Salt Lake on the Rio Grande Zephyr, formerly the California Zephyr. Competition from the airlines and the rapid growth in the number of private cars

2 This historical outline of the D&RGW was chiefly drawn from Robert G. Athearn’s Rebel of the Rockies: The Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad. (Yale University Press, 1962)

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resulted in many passenger trains operating at a loss. The D&RGW retired the Rio Grande Zephyr in April 1983, and Amtrak took over the running of passenger trains over the Rio Grande route.3

By the time W. J. “Bill” Holtman succeeded Aydelott as President of the D&RGW in 1977 (and as CEO in 1978) Aydelott had built up the railroad’s annual freight revenue to over $305 million, and won the admiration and respect of railroad men nationwide for the “tight ship” he ran. Aydelott retired as chairman of the railroad in 1983, and died in 1991.4

Between 1984 and 1987 Denver businessman Philip F. Anschutz purchased enough of the D&RGW stock to become a majority owner, and the formerly publicly- held company went private. In 1988 Anschutz purchased nearly a third of the stock of the Southern Pacific railroad and merged the two lines to form the Southern Pacific Rail Corp. In 1995 Anschutz and Union Pacific officials agreed to a deal that would merge the two lines and restore the UP to its former status as North America’s largest rail company. Despite a great deal of opposition from various interest groups, including farmers and ranchers who feared decreases in service and increases in freight rates, the deal was approved by the Surface Transportation Board on July 3, 1996.5

Colleen P. Bradley, Project Archivist July 1996

3 Denver Post Empire Magazine, Oct 25, 1970, p. 13; Green Light, summer 1983, p. 12. 4 Railway Age, Sept. 11, 1978, pp. 26-32; Denver Post, Feb. 16, 1991. 5 Denver Post, Aug. 8, 1995, p. 1D; conversation with Harry Philips, retired Southern Pacific employee.

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The Denver & Rio Grande Photography Collection includes several different types of photographic materials, including photoprints of many kinds, photograph albums, glass and film photonegatives, lantern slides, stereographs, color phototransparencies and slides, and photomechanical prints. The Colorado Division of State Archives inventoried this material and transferred it into the Society’s care in 1964. In the following years, Society staff filed the Denver & Rio Grande photoprints, stereographs, and many slides in the Society general photo subject file.

In 1995 and 1996, project staff funded by the National Historical Publications and Records Commission restored all materials from the original Denver & Rio Grande photography collection to their original, integrated archive. Project archivists Janet M. Wendt and Colleen P. Bradley, with volunteer assistants, retrieved photographs from the general subject file and from other storage locations; the collection material then was consolidated, sorted by media type, and identified with descriptive and subject headings.

Project staff arranged the photoprints in alphabetical order according to standard Library of Congress subject headings, then grouped them into archival envelopes and placed the envelopes in twenty-eight (28) numbered boxes for long-term storage. Fifteen (15) Hollinger boxes (designated by letter) and one flat file drawer provided storage for oversized prints.

The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad assigned numbers to the glass and film negatives in its corporate archive long before it was transferred to the Society. Project archivists retained this original numbering system for all negatives, and assigned subject headings for enhanced access; volunteers created a computerized inventory of the negatives that can be word-searched for subject information.

No comparable numbering system existed for lantern slides or most phototransparencies, or for some 4x5 and 8x10 inch film negatives. After sorting, preliminary arrangement, and research by archivists, volunteers, and railroad experts, these materials received new identification numbers and Library of Congress subject headings. Archival storage then was provided as follows: baked enamel file drawer with acid-free lining for lantern slides; high-density polypropylene and acid-free paper sleeves for boxed transparencies; acid-free envelopes and boxes for film negatives. About fifty (50) cellulose nitrate film negatives were removed to cold storage; staff placed markers in the negative files to preserve the filing sequence and to cross-reference the isolated materials. Volunteers inventoried all of these materials to promote research access to the collection.

Thirty-five millimeter and stereo phototransparencies from the 1950s and 1960s presented difficult identification problems. A general inventory was created to reflect the overall content of this group of materials, although the vagueness of their subjects prevented the use of precise Library of Congress subject terms. Project archivists repackaged the material in one archival box.

Twenty-five stereographs from the Society’s stereograph collection bore Denver & Rio Grande collection markings. Because these items already had been individually catalogued in the Society’s Argus database, staff simply produced photocopies of the stereographs, annotated the copies to indicate the storage location of the original photoprints, interfiled the copies in the Denver & Rio Grande research archive, and returned the original photoprints to their appropriate storage locations.

Photograph albums fell into two groups. One group consisted of 62 albums documenting the railroad’s assets by sections or administrative districts, and were sequenced to follow the railroad’s operations from Denver westward. The Society preserved the original sequence, numbers, and titles of all albums in this group. Staff observed that, for the most part, the photoprints contained in these albums corresponded to the 4x5 inch film negatives in the Denver & Rio Grande archive.

The second group of albums consisted of 44 albums, including mass- produced booklets of photomechanical illustrations, compilations of photographs of varied subjects and commercial albums by particular photographers. Project staff preserved a numbering system applied to these albums by the Colorado State Division of Archives in 1964, and extended the numbering sequence to include albums that had not been numbered earlier.

A group of photoprints by O. T. Davis, once commingled with the Society’s photography subject file, was assembled in 1983 and 1984 for exhibition research and managed as a separate collection for roughly ten years. Project archivists identified many Denver & Rio Grande collection photoprints in the O. T. Davis collection, and restored them to the railroad archive with appropriate subject headings. However, in response to patron demand for O.T. Davis photographs, the archivists stored the O.T. Davis material in separate boxes to facilitate access.

Project staff also located Denver & Rio Grande collection photographs in the already-cataloged Original Print file of rare or fragile vintage photoprints. Annotated copies of these photographs were filed in the appropriate subject envelopes of the railroad archive, while the vintage prints remained in the Original Print file for safekeeping.

Following is a summary list of the contents of the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Photography Collection:

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1. Prints, including oversize prints: 19 regular boxes, Boxes 1 to 19; 11 oversize boxes, Boxes 1 to 5 & Boxes A to F; 1 drawer, Drawer No. 1

2. Glass negatives, kept in file cabinet drawers

3. 4x5 film negatives; kept in file cabinet drawers

4. Transparences: Boxes 21

5. Small miscellaneous negatives: Box 23 & 24

6. 8x10 film negatives: Box 22

7. Lantern slides: Lantern Slides Cabinet Drawers A2.B5. (#159-

8. Slides: Box 28

9. 35mm Stereotransparencies: Box 8

10. Miscellaneous Albums: Boxes 25 – 28

11. Loose Albums: Aisle 4

12. Albums on the wall: Aisle 4

13. O.T. Davis photographs, including oversize prints: Box 20, Boxes A, B, C, D

14. Miscellaneous enclosures: Box 25

15. Stereographs in Stereograph Drawer

Janet M. Wendt, Project Archivist June, 1996

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PRINTS ARRANGED BY SUBJECT – STORED IN ENVELOPES ENVELOPES STORED IN MANUSCRIPT BOXES 1 – 19

BOX 1

Env. No. Subject Heading 0001 Accidents – Railroad accidents 0002 Accidents – Railroad accidents – D&RG 0003 Agriculture – Farming – Alfalfa 0004 Agriculture – Farming – Corn 0005 Agriculture – Farming – Unidentified 0006 Agriculture – Farming – California 0007 Agriculture – Farming – New Mexico 0008 Agriculture – Farming – Utah 0009 Agriculture – Farming – Fruits – Apples & Apricots 0010 Agriculture – Farming – Fruits – Cherries, Grapes & Plums 0011 Agriculture – Farming – Fruits – McClure Collection 0012 Agriculture – Farming – Fruits – Peaches, Pears & Melons 0013 Agriculture – Farming – Fruits – Strawberries 0014 Agriculture – Farming – Fruits – Miscellaneous 0015 Agriculture – Farming – Fruit – Utah 0016 Agriculture – Farming – Grains 0017 Agriculture – Farming – Grains – Barley – McClure Collection 0018 Agriculture – Farming – Grains – Wheat 0019 Agriculture – Farming – Hay 0020 Agriculture – Farming – Irrigation 0021 Agriculture – Farming – Irrigation – Canals, ditches & flumes 0022 Agriculture – Farming – Irrigation – Equipment 0023 Agriculture – Farming – Irrigation – Gunnison Tunnel Project 0024 Agriculture – Farming – Irrigation – Orchards 0025 Agriculture – Farming – Irrigation – Uncompaghre Valley Project 0026 Agriculture – Farming – Irrigation – Utah 0027 Agriculture – Farming – Irrigation – Strawberry Valley Project – Utah 0028 Agriculture – Farming – Irrigation – Grand River Valley Project 0029 Agriculture – Farming – Machinery 0030 Agriculture – Farming – Sugar Beets 0031 Agriculture – Farming – Vegetable farming 0032 Agriculture – Farming – Vegetable farming - Lettuce 0033 Agriculture – Farming – Vegetable farming - Onions 0034 Agriculture – Farming – Vegetable farming – Potatoes (1 of 2) 0035 Agriculture – Farming – Vegetable farming – Potatoes (2 of 2) 0036 Agriculture – Farming – Vegetable farming – Potatoes – McClure Collection 0037 Agriculture – Farming – Vegetable farming – Utah 0038 Animals

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BOX 2

Env. No. Subject Heading 0039 Animals – Bears 0040 Animals – Birds 0041 Animals – Birds – Poultry 0042 Animals – Buffaloes 0043 Animals – Burros 0044 Animals – Deer 0045 Animals – Ducks 0046 Animals – Elk 0047 Animals – Horses 0048 Animals – Livestock – Cattle 0049 Animals – Livestock – Cattle – McClure Collection 0050 Animals – Livestock – Cattle herds 0051 Animals – Livestock – Dairy Cattle 0052 Animals – Sheep 0053 Animals – Sheep – Mountain sheep 0054 Animals – Swine 0055 Animals – New Mexico 0056 Animals – Utah 0057 Antiquities – Artifacts NOTE: ANTIQUITIES-ARTIFACTS-HUMAN REMAINS *RESTRICTED*A1.K 0058 Art – Indians 0059 Art – Sculpture 0060 Art – New Mexico 0061 Artists 0062 Bars – Saloons – Colorado Springs 0063 Beehives 0064 Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – A to E 0065 Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Emerald Lake 0066 Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Evergreen Lake 0067 Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – F to L 0068 Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Grand Mesa Lakes 0069 Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Hanging Lake 0070 Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Palmer Lake 0071 Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – M to R 0072 Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – S to Z 0073 Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Lake San Christobol 0074 Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Trapper’s Lake 0075 Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Unidentified 0076 Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Utah 0077 Bodies of water – Springs

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BOX 3

Env. No. Subject Heading 0078 Bodies of water – Springs – Manitou Springs 0079 Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – A to L 0080 Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – Animas River 0081 Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – Arkansas River 0082 Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – Colorado River 0083 Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – Dotsero Cutoff area (1 of 2) 0084 Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – Dotsero Cutoff area (2 of 2) 0085 Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – Gunnison River 0086 Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – M to Z 0087 Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – Unidentified 0088 Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – Feather River – California 0089 Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – Western Pacific Railroad – California 0090 Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – New Mexico 0091 Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – Utah 0092 Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – Creeks – A to L 0093 Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – Creeks – M to Z 0094 Bodies of water – Waterfalls – A to L 0095 Bodies of water – Waterfalls – M to Z 0096 Bridges 0097 Bridges – Railroad bridges – A to L 0098 Bridges – Railroad bridges – Culverts 0099 Bridges – Railroad bridges – M to Z 0100 Bridges – Railroad bridges – Passing over roads 0101 Bridges – Railroad bridges – Unidentified 0102 Bridges – Railroad & auto bridges – Royal Gorge (1 of 2) 0103 Bridges – Railroad & auto bridges – Royal Gorge ( 2 of 2) 0104 Bridges – New Mexico & Utah 0105 Buildings – A to C 0106 Buildings – Agricultural buildings 0107 Buildings – D to G 0108 Buildings – Denver 0109 Buildings – Denver – McClure Collection 0110 Buildings – Educational buildings – Universities & colleges 0111 Buildings – Educational buildings – Colorado School of Mines – McClure Collection 0112 Buildings – Government buildings – Denver 0113 Buildings – H to M 0114 Buildings – Indian buildings 0115 Buildings – N to S

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BOX 4 Env. No. Subject Heading 0116 Buildings - Pueblo 0117 Buildings - T to Z 0118 Buildings – Unidentified 0119 Buildings – Arizona, California & Missouri 0120 Buildings – Mexico 0121 Buildings – New Mexico 0122 Buildings – New Mexico – Taos 0123 Buildings – Utah 0124 Buildings – Utah – Salt Lake City 0125 Buildings – Temples & churches – Utah 0126 Buildings – Unidentified – Utah 0127 Business enterprises – Motion picture industry 0128 Business enterprises – Motion picture industry – Cinerama Special – 1954 0129 Business enterprises – Rio Grande mail service 0130 Camping (1 of 2) 0131 Camping (2 of 2) 0132 Cattle herding 0133 Cattle herding – Powder Horn Pool Cattle Drive – Salida 0134 Cityscapes – A to B 0135 Cityscapes – Aspen, Denver & Idaho Springs – McClure Collection 0136 Cityscapes – C 0137 Cityscapes – Canon City 0138 Cityscapes – D to F 0139 Cityscapes – Denver 0140 Cityscapes – G to L 0141 Cityscapes – Glenwood Springs 0142 Cityscapes – M to N 0143 Cityscapes – O to P 0144 Cityscapes – R to Z 0145 Cityscapes – Unidentified 0146 Cityscapes – Arkansas, California, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon 0147 Cityscapes – Utah 0148 Clothing & dress 0149 Communication devices 0150 Communication devices – Traffic control boards 0151 Construction – Utah 0152 Country life – New Mexico 0153 Dwellings 0154 Dwellings – Cabins 0155 Dwellings – Indians 0156 Dwellings – Indians – Pueblos 0157 Dwellings – Unidentified

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BOX 5

Env. No. Subject Heading 0158 Dwellings – Arizona, California & New Mexico 0159 Dwellings – Utah 0160 Education – Adult education 0161 Education – Military education – Air Force Academy – Colorado Springs 0162 Education – Schools – A to L 0163 Education – Schools – M to Z 0164 Education – Schools – Utah 0165 Education – Women’s education – Loretto Heights College – 1918 (1 of 4) 0166 Education – Women’s education – Loretto Heights College – 1918 (2 of 4) 0167 Education – Women’s education – Loretto Heights College – 1918 (3 of 4) 0168 Education – Women’s education – Loretto Heights College – 1918 (4 of 4) 0169 Equipment – Mining equipment 0170 Equipment – Railroad equipment 0171 Equipment – Unidentified 0172 Events – Celebrations – California Zephyr 5th Anniversary 0173 Events – Celebrations – Chamber of Commerce Rio Grande Day – Denver 0174 Events – Celebrations – Flag raising – Burnham shop – Denver 0175 Events – Celebrations – Holidays 0176 Events – Celebrations – San Geronimo Day – New Mexico – Taos 0177 Events – Celebrations – Santa Fe Fiesta – New Mexico 0178 Events – Celebrations – Winter Sports Carnival – Steamboat Springs 0179 Events – Contests – Colorado Peach Queen – 1937 0180 Events – Contests – Safety Department 0181 Events – Exhibitions 0182 Events – Exhibitions – American Legion 0183 Events – Exhibitions – Chicago Railroad Fair – 1949 (1 of 3) 0184 Events – Exhibitions – Chicago Railroad Fair – 1949 (2 of 3) 0185 Events – Exhibitions – Chicago Railroad Fair – 1949 (3 of 3) 0186 Events – Exhibitions – Crops 0187 Events – Exhibitions – Denver 0188 Events – Exhibitions – Livestock 0189 Events – Exhibitions – Locomotives 0190 Events – Exhibitions – National Western Stock Show – 1943 0191 Events – Exhibitions – National Western Stock Show – 1944 & 1945 0192 Events – Exhibitions – National Western Stock Show – 1948 0193 Events – Exhibitions – National Western Stock Show – 1952 & 1956 0194 Events – Exhibitions – Panama Pacific International Exposition – California – San Francisco – 1915 0195 Events – Exhibitions – Potato Institute Train 0196 Events – Exhibitions – World War II – “Food for Freedom Train” 0197 Events – Exhibitions – Utah

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ENV. NO. Subject Heading 0198 Events –Meetings – Radio & Television News Directors Convention – November 19, 1955 0199 Events – Parades & processions 0200 Fire engines & equipment 0201 Explosives – Dynamite 0202 Farms – Colorado & Utah 0203 Farms – Unidentified 0204 Fish hatcheries 0205 Fishing – A to L 0206 Fishing – Gunnison River (1 of 2) 0207 Fishing – Gunnison River (2 of 2) 0208 Fishing – M to Z 0209 Fishing – Publicity shots

BOX 6 ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0210 Fishing – Wagon Wheel Gap area 0211 Fishing – Unidentified 0212 Fishing – California & Utah 0213 Flowers 0214 Fossils – Trees 0215 Galleries & Museums – Denver 0216 Galleries & Museums – New Mexico 0217 Gravesites – Helen Hunt Jackson 0218 Harvesting – Fruits & vegetables 0219 Harvesting – Grains 0220 Harvesting – Grains – Storage 0221 Harvesting – Hay 0222 Harvesting – New Mexico 0223 Harvesting – Utah 0224 Harvesting – Potash – Utah 0225 Hiking 0226 Historic sites – Monuments & memorials 0227 Historic sites – Monuments & memorials – Pioneer Monument – McClure Collection 0228 Historic sites _ Monuments & memorials – Vista Dome Monument – Glenwood Canyon 0229 Historic sites _ Monuments & Memorials _ Utah 0230 Hotels & taverns – A to L 0231 Hotels & taverns – Antlers Hotel – Colorado Springs 0232 Hotels & taverns – Broadmoor – Colorado Springs 0233 Hotels & taverns – Glenwood Springs 0234 Hotels & taverns – M to Z 0235 Hotels & taverns – California & Utah

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0236 Hunting 0237 Hydraulic construction works – Canals 0238 Hydraulic construction works – Dams 0239 Industry 0240 Industry – Cement industry 0241 Industry – Chemical industry 0242 Industry – Coke industry 0243 Industry – Construction industry 0244 Industry – Food industry – Canning 0245 Industry – Food industry – Dairying 0246 Industry – Food industry - Flour mills 0247 Industry – Food industry – Sugar beet factory 0248 Industry – Ice industry 0249 Industry – Petroleum – Gas well 0250 Industry – Petroleum – Oil shale 0251 Industry – Petroleum – Oil shale—Collbran 0252 Industry – Petroleum – Oil shale – DeBeque (1 of 3) 0253 Industry – Petroleum – Oil shale – Debeque (2 of 3) 0254 Industry – Petroleum – Oil shale – Debeque (3 of 3) 0255 Industry – Petroleum – Oil shale – Grand Valley 0256 Industry – Petroleum – Oil shale – Publicity photos 0257 Industry – Petroleum – Oil shale – Rifle 0258 Industry – Petroleum – Oil shale – Rio Blanco 0259 Industry – Petroleum – Oil shale – Outside Colorado

BOX 7

ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0260 Industry – Steel 0261 Industry – Steel – Pueblo 0262 Industry – Utah (1 of 2) 0263 Industry – Utah (2 of 2) 0264 Interiors – Businesses 0265 Interiors – Dining & living rooms 0266 Interiors – Hotels 0267 Interiors – New Mexico 0268 Land – Beaches – California 0269 Land – Buttes 0270 Land – Caves 0271 Land – Cliffs 0272 Land – Dunes 0273 Land – Glaciers – Arapaho Glacier

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0274 Land – Mesas 0275 Land – Mesas – Grand Mesa 0276 Land – Mountains – A to C 0277 Land – Mountains – Mt. Blanca 0278 Land – Mountains – Collegiate Peaks 0279 Land – Mountains – D to L 0280 Land – Mountains – Engineer Mountain 0281 Land – Mountains – Mount of the Holy Cross 0282 Land – Mountains – Horse Mountain 0283 Land – Mountains – Lizard Head Rock 0284 Land – Mountains – M to O 0285 Land – Mountains – Maroon Bells 0286 Land – Mountains – Mount Massive 0287 Land – Mountains – P to R 0288 Land – Mountains – Pikes Peak (1 of 3) 0289 Land – Mountains – Pikes Peak (2 of 3) 0290 Land – Mountains – Pikes Peak (3 of 3) 0291 Land – Mountains – S 0292 Land – Mountains – San Juan Mountains 0293 Land – Mountains – Sangre de Cristo Mountains 0294 Land – Mountains – Mount Shavano 0295 Land – Mountains – Mount Sopris 0296 Land – Mountains – T to Z 0297 Land – Mountains – Tenderfoot Mountain 0298 Land – Mountains – Unidentified 0299 Land – Mountains – Nevada, New Mexico & Utah 0300 Land – Mountains – Mt. Timpanagos – Utah (1 of 2) 0301 Land – Mountains – Mt. Timpanagos – Utah (2 of 2) 0302 Land – Mountains – Utah – Unidentified 0303 Land – Passes – A to L 0304 Land – Passes – Cumbres Pass 0305 Land – Passes – Dotsero Pass 0306 Land – Passes – LaVeta Pass 0307 Land – Passes – M to Z

BOX 8

ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0308 Land – Rock formations – A to L 0309 Land – Rock formations – Elephant Rock 0310 Land – Rock formations – M to Z 0311 Land – Rock formations – Unidentified

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0312 Land – Rock formations – Utah 0313 Land – Valleys 0314 Land – Valleys – Animas Valley 0315 Land – Valleys – Montezuma Valley 0316 Land – Valleys – Canyons – A to L 0317 Land – Valleys – Canyons – M to Z 0318 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Along Million Dollar Highway 0319 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Arkansas River Canyon 0320 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Black Canyon of the Gunnison 0321 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Brown Canyon 0322 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Cheyenne Canon 0323 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Eagle River Canyon 0324 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Glenwood Canyon (1 of 2) 0325 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Glenwood Canyon (2 of 2) 0326 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Glenwood Canyon – Views of auto road 0327 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Glenwood Canyon – Views of railroad tracks (1 of 2) 0328 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Glenwood Canyon – Views of railroad tracks (2 of 2) 0329 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Glenwood Canyon – Views of tunnels and trains 0330 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Royal Gorge (1 of 3) 0331 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Royal Gorge (2 of 3) 0332 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Royal Gorge (3 of 3) 0333 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Unidentified

BOX 9

ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0334 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Western Pacific RR – Feather River Canyon – California 0336 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Utah 0337 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Bryce Canyon – Utah 0338 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Ogden Canyon – Utah 0339 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Provo Canyon – Utah 0340 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Utah – Thistle 0341 Landscapes – A through L 0342 Landscapes – M through Z 0343 Landscapes – San Isabel region 0344 Landscapes – San Juan region 0345 Landscapes – Unidentified 0346 Landscapes – Western Pacific RR – California

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0347 Landscapes – Nevada 0348 Landscapes – New Mexico 0349 Landscapes – Utah 0350 Leisure – Picnics 0351 Machinery – Oil shale 0352 Machinery – Railroad machinery 0353 Machinery – Sand drying 0354 Machinery – Water pumps – Unidentified 0354A Machinery – Water pumps – Maps 0355 Metalwork – Ironwork 0356 Military facilities – Utah – Fort Douglas 0357 Military maneuvers – Royal Gorge 0358 Miniature railroads – Lakeside Amusement Park 0359 Mining – A to L 0360 Mining – Coal mining 0361 Mining – Coal mining – Utah 0362 Mining – Lady Belle Mine – Eagle District 0363 Mining – M to Z 0364 Mining – Platoro District 0365 Mining – Zinc mining – Empire Zinc Mine 0366 Mining – Unidentified 0367 Mining – California 0368 Mining – Utah 0369 Mining – Utah – Park City 0370 Motion picture stills 0371 Motion picture stills – Tom Mix 0372 Motion picture stills – Railroads 0373 Motion picture stills – Railroads – “limited Mail” – Warner Brothers 0374 Motion picture stills – Railroads – “Safety in Action” 0375 Motion picture stills – Television special – “Wide Wide World” 0376 Moving of structures – Houses – Civic Center area – Denver 0377 Names – A to B 0378 Names – Carl & Marge Akers 0379 Names – E. H. Bader 0380 Names – Charles Barkley family

BOX 10

ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0381 Names – C to D 0382 Names – D&RG employees – A 0383 Names – D&RG employees – B

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0384 Names – D&RG employees – C 0385 Names – D&RG employees – Marguerite Cotton 0386 Names – D&RG employees – D 0387 Names – D&RG employees – E 0388 Names – D&RG employees – Axel Evenson 0389 Names – D&RG employees – F 0390 Names – D&RG employees – G 0391 Names – D&RG employees – George Gauby 0392 Names – D&RG employees – H 0393 Names – D&RG employees – Col. H. J. Huff 0394 Names – D&RG employees – J 0395 Names – D&RG employees – K 0396 Names – D&RG employees – L 0397 Names – D&RG employees – Mc 0398 Names – D&RG employees – M 0399 Names – D&RG employees – Ben Marasco 0400 Names – D&RG employees – N 0401 Names – D&RG employees – O & P 0402 Names – D&RG employees – R 0403 Names – D&RG employees – Dave Roberts 0404 Names – D&RG employees – S 0405 Names – D&RG employees – T 0406 Names – D&RG employees – U 0407 Names – D&RG employees – V 0408 Names – D&RG employees – W 0409 Names – D&RG employees – Y to Z 0410 Names – E to L 0411 Names – Granby Rodeo Queen – 1950 & 1951 0412 Names – A. Guidotti 0413 Names – Indians – A to K 0414 Names – Indians – L to Z 0415 Names – Indians – Taos Pueblo – Unidentified 0416 Names – Indians – Utes – Unidentified 0417 Names – M to P 0418 Names – Gene McGuane & wife 0419 Names – Cleo Moore – 1954 0420 Names – Dale Morgan 0421 Names – R to Z 0422 Names – Peg Thomas 0423 Names – Unidentified 0424 National parks & reserves – Colorado National Monument 0425 National parks & reserves – Great Sand Dunes National Monument 0426 National parks & reserves – Hovenweep National Monument (1 of 3) 0426A National parks & reserves – Hovenweep National Monument (2 of 3)

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0426B National parks & reserves – Hovenweep National Monument (3 of 3) 0427 National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park 0428 National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Balcony House

BOX 11

ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0429 National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Camping 0430 National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Ceremonies 0431 National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Cliff Palace 0432 National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – General views of area (1 of 2) 0433 National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – General views of area (2 of 2) 0434 National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Lesser known ruins 0435 National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Navajo Tower Canyon 0436 National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Park staff 0437 National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Spruce Tree House 0438 National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Spring House 0439 National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Roads & motor vehicles 0440 National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Ship Rock 0441 National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Square Tower House 0442 National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Sun Temple 0443 National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Visitors (1 of 2) 0444 National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Visitors (2 of 2) 0445 National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Visitors – Swedish prince party 0446 National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Unidentified scenes 0447 National parks & reserves – Wheeler National Monument 0448 National parks & reserves – Grand Canyon National Park – Arizona (1 of 3)

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0449 National parks & reserves – Grand Canyon National Park – Arizona (2 OF 3) 0450 National parks & reserves – Grand Canyon National Park – Arizona (3 OF 3) 0451 National parks & reserves – Bandelier National Monument – New Mexico (1 of 3) 0452 National parks & reserves – Bandelier National Monument – New Mexico (2 of 3) 0453 National parks & reserves – Bandelier National Monument – New Mexico (3 of 3) 0454 National parks & reserves – Bandelier National Monument – New Mexico – Tent Rocks 0455 National parks & reserves – Arches National Monument – Utah 0456 National parks & reserves – Bryce Canyon National Park – Utah 0457 National parks & reserves – Canyonlands National Park – Utah 0458 National parks & reserves – Zion National Park - Utah

BOX 12

ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0459 National parks & reserves – Yellowstone National Park – Wyoming (1 of 3) 0460 National parks & reserves – Yellowstone National Park – Wyoming (2 of 3) 0461 National parks & reserves – Yellowstone National Park – Wyoming (3 of 3) 0462 National parks & reserves – Forest Reserves – Grand Mesa National Forest (1 of 2) 0463 National parks & reserves – Forest Reserves – Grand Mesa National Forest (2 of 2) 0464 National parks & reserves – Forest Reserves – Gunnison National Forest 0465 National parks & reserves – Forest Reserves – Holy Cross National Forest 0466 National parks & reserves – Forest Reserves – San Isabel National Forest 0467 National parks & reserves – Forest Reserves – San Juan National Forest 0468 National parks & reserves – Forest Reserves – Kiabob National Forest – Arizona 0469 Natural Phenomena – Clouds

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0469A Natural phenomena – Floods 0470 Natural phenomena – Floods – Animas – 1911 0471 Natural phenomena – Floods – Pueblo (1 of 2) 0472 Natural phenomena – Floods – Pueblo (2 of 2) 0473 Natural phenomena – Weather – Snow – A to L 0474 Natural phenomena – Weather – Snow – M to Z 0475 Natural phenomena – Weather – Storms – Blizzards – Railroads 0476 Natural phenomena – Sunsets 0477 Occupations – Cowboys 0478 Organizations 0479 Pack trains 0480 Parks – City parks – Denver 0481 Parks – City parks – Garden of the Gods 0482 Parks – City parks & state parks 0483 Parks – Crystal Park 0485 Parks – Masonic Park 0486 Parks – Monument Valley Park – Colorado Springs 0487 Parks – Royal Gorge 0488 Parks – California & New Mexico 0489 Parks – Mount Tamalpais & Muir Woods Ry. – California 0490 Parks – Utah 0491 Parks – Temple Square – Utah 0492 People – Children – Unidentified 0493 People – Ethnic groups – Indians 0494 People – Ethnic groups – Indians – Apache 0495 People – Ethnic groups – Indians – Navajo 0496 People – Ethnic groups – Indians – Utes 0497 People – Ethnic groups – Indians – Navajo – Indian Exposition – Arizona – 1925 0498 People – Ethnic groups – Indians – Navajo – Indian Fair – 1909 – New Mexico – Shiprock 0499 People – Ethnic groups – Indians – Pueblos – New Mexico 0500 People – Military personnel 0501 People – D&RG employees 0502 People – D&RG employees – Executives 0503 People – D&RG employees – Musical ensembles (1 of 2) 0504 People – D&RG employees – Musical ensembles (2 of 2) 0505 People – D&RG employees – Sinclairs 0506 People – Unidentified 0507 People – D&RG employees – California 0508 People – Mexico 0509 People – New Mexico 0510 People – Utah 0511 Pest control – Crops

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0512 Photography – Cameras

BOX 13

ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0513 Plants – Trees 0514 Plants – Trees – Orchards – Apples & apricots (1 of 2) 0515 Plants – Trees – Orchards – Apples & apricots (2 of 2) 0516 Plants – Trees – Orchards – Cherries & peaches 0517 Plants – Trees – Orchards – Pears & plums 0518 Plants – Trees – Orchards – Pruning – Stilts 0519 Plants – Trees – Orchards – A to L – Places 0520 Plants – Trees – Orchards – M to Z – Places 0521 Plants – Trees – Orchards – Unidentified 0522 Plants – Trees – Orchards – Arizona, California & Nevada 0523 Plants – Trees – Orchards – New Mexico 0524 Plants – Trees – Orchards – Utah (1 of 2) 0525 Plants – Trees – Orchards – Utah (2 of 2) 0526 Prospecting 0527 Publicity – Advertising 0528 Publicity – Colorado peaches 0529 Publicity – D&RG folders & photos 0530 Publicity – Railroads – D&RG 0531 Publicity – Railroads – D&RG – Baseball executives 0532 Publicity – Railroads – D&RG – Cast of “20th Century” – Denver University Theatre 0533 Publicity – Railroads – D&RG – CTS receiving Ad Club Award – 1956 0534 Publicity – Railroads – D&RG – Rotary Club Special Party – December, 1947 0535 Publicity – Railroads – D&RG – Peach Pie Contest – October, 1949 0536 Publicity – Railroads – D&RG – “Prospector” puppets 0537 Publicity – Railroads – D&RG – Royal Gorge 0538 Quarrying – Marble 0539 Railroad construction & maintenance – A to L 0540 Railroad construction & maintenance – Brown Canon & Buena Vista – 1927 0541 Railroad construction & maintenance – ca.1928 0542 Railroad construction & maintenance – Debeque – 1926 0543 Railroad construction & maintenance – Denver, Northwestern & Pacific Railroad 0544 Railroad construction & maintenance – Dotsero cutoff

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0545 Railroad construction & maintenance – Dotsero cutoff – October 1-4, 1932 0546 Railroad construction & maintenance – Dotsero cutoff – February 10 – 12, 1934 0547 Railroad construction & maintenance – Dotsero cutoff – May 8-9, 1934 (1 of 2) 0548 Railroad construction & maintenance – Dotsero cutoff – May 8-9, 1934 (2 of 2) 0549 Railroad construction & maintenance – Dotsero cutoff – June 11-12, 1934 (1 of 2)

BOX 14

ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0550 Railroad construction & maintenance – Dotsero cutoff – June 11-12, 1934 (2 of 2) 0551 Railroad construction & maintenance – Dotsero cutoff – May 24, 1943 0552 Railroad construction & maintenance – Fernleaf Bridge washout – July 18, 1944 0553 Railroad construction & maintenance – Glenwood Canon 0554 Railroad construction & maintenance – Granite & Minturn – 1926 0555 Railroad construction & maintenance – LaVeta Pass – ca1899 0556 Railroad construction & maintenance – M to Z 0557 Railroad construction & maintenance – Minturn 0558 Railroad construction & maintenance – Moffat Tunnel 0559 Railroad construction & maintenance – 1943 0560 Railroad construction & maintenance – 1956 & 1957 0561 Railroad construction & maintenance – Parkdale to Salida 0562 Railroad construction & maintenance – Pueblo 0563 Railroad construction & maintenance – Salida 0564 Railroad construction & maintenance – Swallows to Florence – 1926 0565 Railroad construction & maintenance – Tunnel 41 0566 Railroad construction & maintenance – Wolcott 0567 Railroad construction & maintenance – Yale 0568 Railroad construction & maintenance – Unidentified 0569 Railroad construction & maintenance – Western Pacific Railroad – California 0570 Railroad construction & maintenance – Utah 0571 Railroad construction & maintenance – Ruby Canyon – Utah 0572 Railroad tracks – A to E 0573 Railroad tracks – F to L

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0574 Railroad tracks – Glenwood Canyon 0575 Railroad tracks – M to Z 0576 Railroad tracks – Royal Gorge 0577 Railroad tracks – Unidentified 0578 Railroad tracks – Western Pacific Railroad – California 0579 Railroad tracks – Nevada 0580 Railroad tracks – Utah 0581 Railroad tracks – Utah 0582 Railroad tracks – Ruby Canyon & Castle Gate – Utah 0583 Railroad tracks – Crossings 0584 Railroad tracks – Signals 0585 Railroad tracks – Signals – Utah 0586 Railroad tracks – Signals – Utah 0587 Ranches – A to M 0588 Ranches – N to Z 0589 Ranches – Unidentified 0590 Ranches – Nevada & Utah

BOX 15

ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0591 Recreation – Boating 0592 Recreation – Children playing 0593 Recreation facilities – Colorado Springs 0594 Recreation facilities – Resorts 0595 Recreation facilities – Resorts – Grand Mesa 0596 Recreation facilities – Resorts – Winter Park 0597 Recreation facilities – Resorts – California & Utah 0598 Research facilities – Burnham shops – Denver 0599 Rewards & prizes 0600 Riding – Horseback riding 0601 Rites & ceremonies – Dedication of Aspen Ski Tow – 1947 0602 Rites & ceremonies – Dedication of California Zephyr – California – San Francisco – 1949 0603 Rites & ceremonies – Dedication of Vista Dome Monument – Glenwood Canyon 0604 Rites & ceremonies – Inauguration of Prospector train 0605 Rites & ceremonies – Opening of Auto road & suspension bridge – Royal Gorge – 1911 & 1929 0606 Rites & ceremonies – Opening of Dotsero Cutoff 0607 Rites & ceremonies – Opening of Gunnison Tunnel 0608 Rites & ceremonies – Opening of Moffat Tunnel

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0609 Rites & ceremonies – Opening of Salt Lake City Office – Utah – 1956 0610 Rites & ceremonies – Presentation of David Moffat’s private railcar to town of Craig – 1953 0611 Rites & ceremonies – Presentation of Engine 315 to Durango – 1950 0612 Rites & ceremonies – Unidentified 0613 Roads – A to M 0614 Roads – Canon City 0615 Roads – Colorado Springs 0616 Roads – Dotsero Cutoff 0617 Roads – N to Z 0618 Roads – Ouray to Silverton – Million Dollar Highway (1 of 2) 0619 Roads – Ouray to Silverton – Million Dollar Highway (2 of 2) 0620 Roads – San Juan region – Million Dollar Highway 0621 Roads – New Mexico 0622 Roads - Unidentified 0623 Roads – Utah 0624 Ruins – Canon City 0625 Ruins – Manitou 0626 Ruins – Arizona 0627 Ruins – New Mexico 0628 Ruins – New Mexico – Aztec 0629 Ruins – Utah – San Juan County 0630 Sanatoriums – Colorado Springs 0631 Shipping 0632 Shipping – Generators – Westinghouse 0633 Shipping – Peaches & pears 0634 Signs – Electric signs – Masonic Conclave 0635 Skeletons – Ouray 0636 Skiing (1 of 2) 0637 Skiing (2 of 2) 0638 Skiing – NCAA Championships – Winter Park – 1956 0639 Skiing – Utah – Alta 0640 Sports 0641 Sports – Baseball 0642 Sports – Golf 0643 Sports – Ice skating 0644 Sports – Racing – Automobile racing – Bonneville Salt Flats – Utah 0645 Sports – Racing – Boat racing - Salida

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BOX 16 ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0646 Sports – Rodeo 0647 Sports – Sailing 0648 Stockyards 0649 Streets – A to B 0650 Streets – C 0651 Streets – Colorado Springs 0652 Streets – D to F 0653 Streets – Denver 0654 Streets – Denver – McClure Collection 0655 Streets – G to L 0656 Streets – Glenwood Springs 0657 Streets – M to P 0658 Streets – Manitou – McClure Collection 0659 Streets – Paonia 0660 Streets – Pueblo 0661 Streets – S to Z 0662 Streets – Unidentified 0663 Streets – California 0664 Streets – New Mexico 0665 Streets – Utah 0666 Swimming 0667 Swimming pools 0668 Swimming pools – Glenwood Springs 0669 Trails – Overland trails 0670 Trails – Overland trails – Mormon 0671 Transportation – Buses – Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo Motorways 0672 Transportation – Buses – Rio Grande Motorway (1 of 4) 0673 Transportation – Buses – Rio Grande Motorway (2 of 4) 0674 Transportation – Buses – Rio Grande Motorway (3 of 4) 0675 Transportation – Buses – Rio Grande Motorway (4 of 4) 0675A Transportation – Buses – Rio Grande Motorway – Accident – 1943 0676 Transportation – Railroads – Cog train – Pikes Peak 0677 Transportation – Railroads – Colorado & Southern Railroad 0677A Transportation – Railroads – Miniature Railroads – Amusement Park – Prospector, Jr. 0678 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars - Cabooses 0679 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Freight cars (1 of 2) 0680 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Freight cars (2 of 2) 0681 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Freight cars – Gondola cars

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0682 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Freight cars – Open cars 0683 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Freight cars – Piggy back cars 0684 Transportation – Railroads – Railroad cars – Passenger cars 0685 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Passenger cars 0687 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Passenger cars - Prospector 0688 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Passenger cars – Dining cars 0689 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Passenger cars – Dining cars - Prospector

BOX 17

ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0690 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Passenger cars – Interiors 0691 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Passenger cars – Interiors – Photos taken from interiors 0692 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Passenger cars – Lounge cars 0693 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Passenger cars – Lounge cars – Prospector 0694 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Passenger cars – Observation cars 0695 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Section cars 0696 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Sleeping cars 0697 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Sleeping cars – Prospector 0698 Transportation – Railroads – Railroad locomotives 0699 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – No number on engine 0700 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – Engine No. 1 to 99 0701 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – Engine No. 100 to 199 0702 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – Engine No. 200 to 299 0703 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – Engine No. 300 to 399 0704 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – Engine No. 400 to 499

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0705 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – Engine No. 500 to 599 0706 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – Engine No. 600 to 999 0707 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – Engine No. 1000 to 1499 0708 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – Engine No. 1500 to 1599 0709 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – Engine No. 1600 to 1699 0710 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – Engine No. 1700 to 7000 0711 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – Diesel engine (1 of 2) 0712 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – Diesel engine (2 of 2) 0713 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – Prospector 0714 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – Royal Gorge 0715 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains 0716 Transportation – Railroads – Miscellaneous companies – Trains 0717 Transportation – Railroads – Western Pacific Railroad – Trains 0718 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Diesel freight trains (1 of 3) 0719 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Diesel freight trains (2 of 3) 0720 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Diesel freight trains (3 of 3) 0721 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Diesel mixed trains (1 of 2) 0722 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Diesel mixed trains (2 of 2) 0723 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains 0724 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – California Zephyr (1 of 3) 0725 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – California Zephyr (2 of 3)

BOX 18

ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0726 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – California Zephyr (3 of 3)

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0727 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – Prospector (1 of 3) 0728 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – Prospector (2 of 3) 0729 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – Prospector (3 of 3) 0730 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – Royal Gorge 0731 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – Vista Dome cars 0732 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Steam engines (1 of 2) 0733 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Steam engines (2 of 2) 0734 Transportation – Railroads – Street railroads – Street cars 0735 Transportation – Trucks – Rio Grande Motorway 0736 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Equipment & operations 0737 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad roundhouses 0738 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad shops & yards – A to Z 0739 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad shops & yards – Denver 0740 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad shops & yards – Denver – Burnham shop 0741 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad shops & yards – Denver – C & S Rice Yard 0742 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad shops & yards – Denver – North Yard – Zuni 0743 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad shops & yards – Denver – 7th Street Yard 0744 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad shops & yards – F to L 0745 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad shops & yards – Grand Junction – East Yard 0746 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad shops & yards – M to P 0747 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad shops & yards – Q to Z 0748 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad shops & yards – Unidentified 0749 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad shops & yards – Western Pacific Railroad – California

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0750 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad shops & yards – Utah 0751 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad shops & yards – Utah – Salt Lake City 0752 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations – Freight stations 0753 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations – Interiors 0754 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations – A to E 0755 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations – F to L 0756 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations – M to Z 0757 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations – Western Pacific Railroad – California 0758 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations – New Mexico 0759 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations – Utah 0760 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations – Utah – Salt Lake City 0761 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations – Ticket offices 0762 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations – Ticket offices – Interiors 0763 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations – Ticket offices – Western Pacific Railroad – California 0764 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations – Ticket Offices—Utah

BOX 19

ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0765 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Snowsheds 0766 Travel – Railroad excursions 0767 Travel – Railroad excursions – American Association of Travel Passenger Agents – 1914 0768 Travel – Railroad excursions – Brownie Troop – May, 1954 0769 Travel – Railroad excursions – Cuban Lions Club Special – 1947 0770 Travel – Railroad excursions – East High Football Special to Colorado Springs – 1950 0771 Travel – Railroad excursions – El Jebel Trip – 1925

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0772 Travel – Railroad excursions – Ford Dealers Special – June 10, 1948 0773 Travel – Railroad excursions – G.E. Appliance Dealers Convention – February, 1952 0774 Travel – Railroad excursions – “Golden Aspen” Special to Steamboat Springs – October 1, 1950 0775 Travel – Railroad excursions – Grantland Rice Sportlight – February, 1951 0776 Travel – Railroad excursions – Hot Sulphur Springs, June 23, 1956 0777 Travel – Railroad excursions – Movie train – November 27, 1956 0778 Travel – Railroad excursions – Mary Pickford & party – Defense Bond Tour – May 3, 1953 0779 Travel – Railroad excursions – Pikes Peak Rodeo Train – 1954 & 1955 0780 Travel – Railroad excursions – Prince of Denmark Tour 0781 Travel – Railroad excursions – Rodeo Specials 0782 Travel – Railroad excursions – Royal Gorge (1 of 2) 0783 Travel – Railroad excursions – Royal Gorge (2 of 2) 0784 Travel – Railroad excursions – Royal Gorge – 1950s 0785 Travel – Railroad excursions – Royal Gorge News Trip – Vista Dome Car – February, 1950 0786 Travel – Railroad excursions – “Silverton” in Animas Canyon 0787 Travel – Railroad excursions – Ski Trips 0788 Travel – Railroad excursions – Ski Trips – Winter Park 0789 Travel – Railroad excursions – “Train of Tomorrow” Tour 0790 Travel – Railroad excursions – Universal Film Beauty Contest Special – Western Pacific Railroad 0791 Travel – Railroad excursions – Winter Carnival – Steamboat Springs 0792 Travel – Railroad excursions – Group portraits – Unidentified 0793 Tunnels – Moffat Tunnel (1 of 3) 0794 Tunnels – Moffat Tunnel (2 of 3) 0795 Tunnels – Moffat Tunnel (3 of 3) 0796 Tunnels – Sweetwater Tunnel – Dotsero Cutoff 0797 Tunnels – Tennessee Pass Tunnel – 1945 0798 Tunnels – Toltec Tunnel 0799 Tunnels – Tunnel #1 – Grand River 0800 Tunnels – Tunnel #10 0801 Tunnels – Utah – Park City 0802 Tunnels – Western Pacific Railroad – California 0803 Vehicles – Aircraft 0804 Vehicles – Automobiles (1 of 2) 0805 Vehicles – Automobiles (2 of 2) 0806 Vehicles – Automobiles – Million Dollar Highway Opening 0807 Vehicles – Bicycles 0808 Vehicles – Carriages

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 0809 Vehicles – Carts & wagons 0810 Vehicles – Sleighs 0811 Vehicles – Vessels – Ships 0812 Volcanic rock – Lava beds 0813 Walking – Snow shoeing 0814 Walkways – Trails & paths 0815 Water distribution structures 0816 Water distribution structures – Wells – Artesian wells 0817 Waterworks – Reservoirs 0818 Window displays – Rio Grande office – Publicity 0819 Writing systems – Hieroglyphics [Rock Art]

O. T. DAVIS COLLECTION PRINTS BOX 20

ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 5000 Agriculture – Farming – Grains 5001 Agriculture – Farming – Hay 5002 Agriculture – Farming – Irrigation 5003 Agriculture – Farming – Fruit farming – Apples 5004 Agriculture – Farming – Vegetable farming 5005 Agriculture – Farming – Sugar Beets 5006 Animals – Livestock – Buffalo & cattle 5007 Animals – Swine 5008 Beekeeping – Vernal 5009 Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers 5010 Buildings 5011 Dwellings 5012 Education – Schools – Del Norte 5013 Events – Parades & processions 5014 Harvesting 5015 Land – Mountains – Sierra Blanca 5016 Machinery – Farm machinery – Harvesting machinery 5017 Ovens 5018 Plants – Trees – Orchards 5019 Publicity – Photograph collage – Alamosa 5020 Streets – Alamosa, Glenwood Springs, Monte Vista 5021 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations – Alamosa 5022 Waterworks – Reservoirs – Dunshee Reservoir 5023 Water Distribution Structures – Water towers

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BODIES OF WATER – PAGOSA SPRINGS TO TRANSPORTATION – TRAINS

SUBJECT HEADINGS Bodies of water – Springs – Mineral springs – Pagosa Springs Land – Valleys – Canyons – Cripple Creek Land – Valleys – Canyons – Glenwood Canyon Land – Valleys – Canyons – Royal Gorge Quarrying – White stone – Utah – Manti Railroad construction & maintenance – Engineers camp – Utah – Warren Gulch Railroad tracks – Denver & Salt Lake Railroad tracks – Rio Grande Southern Ranches – Big Four Ranch – Crystal River Valley Ranches – Clifton Ranch Ranches – Lawson Ranch Recreation facilities – Resorts – Pine Crest – Tree house Rites & ceremonies – Opening of Dotsero Cutoff Roads – Skyline Drive – Canon City Streets – Canon City Streets – Pueblo Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Dining cars - Kitchen Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Freight cars Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Passenger cars Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Passenger cars – Interiors Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Passenger cars – Lounge Cars – Interiors Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – No. 174 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – No. 6 & No. 904 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG publicity – Billboards Transportation – Railroads – Denver, Northwestern & Pacific - Trains

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TRANSPORTATION – CREEDE TO VEHICLES – WAGONS

SUBJECT HEADINGS Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Creede Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Leadville Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Royal Gorge Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Salida Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – “Scenic Limited” Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Tintic Branch

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SUBJECT HEADINGS Transportation – Railroads – Denver & Salt Lake – Trains Transportation – Railroads – Rio Grande Southern – Trains Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – RR stations – Glenwood Springs Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – RR stations – Grand Junction Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – RR stations – Monte Vista Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – RR stations – Pueblo Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – RR stations – CA – Pomona Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – RR stations – Ticket offices – CA – San Francisco Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – RR stations – Ticket offices – Utah Salt Lake City Travel – Railroad excursions – D&RG Tunnels – Moffat Tunnel Vehicles – Auto – Passenger Vehicles - Wagons

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NAMES – INDIAN – UNIDENTIFIED TO TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES – TICKET OFFICES – DENVER

SUBJECT HEADINGS Names – Indian – Unidentified National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Cliff Palace National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Sun Temple Natural phenomena – Weather – Snow People – Railroad employees – D&RG – Field & staff People – Railroad employees – D&RG – Subordinates Recreation facilities – Resorts – Cebolla Swimming – Hotel Colorado – Glenwood Springs Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Tintic Branch Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations – Ticket offices – Denver

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AGRICULTURE – FARMING – FRUIT TO TRANSPORTATION – RAILROADS – PUEBLO AREA

SUBJECT HEADINGS Agriculture – Farming – Fruit Agriculture – Farming – Grains – Wheat

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SUBJECT HEADINGS Buildings – Colorado Hotel bath house – Glenwood Springs Buildings – Churches & temples – Mormon Temple – Utah – Salt Lake City Cityscapes – Denver Cityscapes – Durango Cityscapes – Ouray Events – Exhibitions – Crops Land – Valleys – Canyons – Glenwood Canyon Natural phenomena – Weather – Snow – South Canyon – Glenwood Springs Area Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – No. 1001 – Pueblo area

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AGRICULTURE – FARMING – GRAINS TO WATER DISCTIBUTION STRUCTURES – WELLS – ARTESIAN WELLS – UTAH

SUBJECT HEADINGS Agriculture – Farming – Grains Agriculture – Farming – Irrigation – Canals – Uncompaghre Valley Agriculture – Farming – Irrigation – Dams – Grand Valley Project Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Borns Lake Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – Grand River – Shoshone – Colo. Buildings – Utah – American Fork Cityscapes – Colorado Springs Cityscapes – Denver Cityscapes – Denver – ca. 1911 Cityscapes – Sedalia Land – Mountains – James Peak Land – Mountains – San Juan Mountains Land – Mountains – Uintah Mountains Land – Valleys – Canyons – Williams Canyon Land – Valleys – Canyons – Bryce Canyon – Utah Land – Valleys – Canyons – Grand Canyon – Arizona Land – Valleys – Canyons – Grand Canyon – North Rim – Utah Landscapes – Gypsum Landscapes – Loma National Parks & reserves – Yellowstone National Park – Wyoming People – Ethnic Groups – Indian tribes – Pueblo – Taos Plants – Trees – Orchards Stockyards – Denver Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – RR cars – Passenger cars – Observation Cars

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SUBJECT HEADINGS Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – RR locomotives – Locomotive No. 1 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – “The Scenic Limited” Water distribution structures – Wells – Artesian wells - Utah

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AGRICULTURE – FARMING – GRAINS – WHEAT – O.T.DAVIS COLL. To TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES – RAILROAD FACILITIES – RAILROAD STATIONS – GRAND JUNCTION

SUBJECT HEADINGS Agriculture – Farming – Grains – Wheat – O.T. Davis Collection Agriculture – Farming – Irrigation – Dam – California Agriculture – Farming - Vegetable farming – Potatoes Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Trout Lake Cityscapes – Denver – 1910 Cityscapes – Utah – Ogden Land – Mountains – Mount Manitou – ca. 1910 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Glenwood Canyon Land – Valleys – Canyons – Grand Valley Plants – Trees – Orchards Plants – Trees – Orchards – Palisade Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – No. 702 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – No. 488 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations – Grand Junction

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AGRICULTURE – FARMING – ALFALFA to AGRICULTURE – FARMING – HAY

SUBJECT HEADING Agriculture – Farming – Alfalfa Agriculture – Farming – Beans Agriculture – Farming – Field peas Agriculture – Farming – Fruit Agriculture – Farming – Fruit – Apples Agriculture – Farming – Grains Agriculture – Farming – Grains – Oats Agriculture – Farming – Grains – Wheat Agriculture – Farming – Hay

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AGRICULTURE – FARMING – DAMS to AGRICULTURE – FARMING – VEGETABLES

SUBJECT HEADINGS Agriculture – Farming – Irrigation – Canals Agriculture – Farming – Irrigation – Dams Agriculture – Farming – Irrigation – Ditches Agriculture – Farming – Vegetable farming Agriculture – Farming – Vegetable farming – Cabbage Agriculture – Farming – Vegetable farming – Peas Agriculture – Farming – Vegetable farming – Potatoes Agriculture – Farming – Vegetable farming – Rhubarb Agriculture – Farming – Vegetable farming - Tomatoes

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ANIMALS – DUCKS to MACHINERY – AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY

SUBJECT HEADINGS Animals – Ducks Animals – Horses Animals – Swine Beekeeping Dwellings – A. C. Hunt house? Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers Bodies of water – Streams - Rivers Bodies of water – Water falls Events – Exhibitions – Agricultural College Potato Institute Train Events – Fairs Events – Fairs – Crops Landscapes – La Veta Pass Machinery – Agriculture machinery - Plows

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MILITARY FACILITIES to TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES – RAILROAD STATIONS

SUBJECT HEADINGS Military facilities – Fort Garland Plants – Trees – Orchards Plants – Trees – Shrubs – Sage brush Ranches – LaJara Ranches – I. H. Mahan Ranches – San Luis Valley Roads – San Luis Valley Storage tanks – Water tanks Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations

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ACCIDENTS – RAILROAD ACCIDENTS – D&RG to BUILDINGS – DENVER

SUBJECT HEADINGS Accidents – Railroad accidents – D&RG Agriculture – Farming – Cultivating Agriculture – Farming – Grains Agriculture – Farming – Grains – Wheat Agriculture – Farming – Grains – Wheat – McClure Collection Agriculture – Farming – Irrigation Agriculture – Farming – Irrigation – Canals Agriculture – Farming – Sugar Beets Agriculture – Farming – Vegetable farming – Potatoes Agriculture – Farming – Vegetable farming – Potatoes – McClure Collection Animals – Sheep Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Alexander Lake Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Lake Blanche Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Evergreen Lake Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Grand Lake Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Grand Lake – McClure Collection Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Lake Mary Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Marvine Lake Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Trout Lake Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Sunnyside Trout Lake Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Turkey Creek Lake

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SUBJECT HEADING Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Turquoise Lake – Leadville Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Twin Lakes Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Twin Lakes – Leadville Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Utah Lake – Utah Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Utah Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – Arkansas River Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – Creeks – Texas Creek Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – Creeks – Turkey Creek Bodies of water – Waterfalls – Rainbow Falls Bridges – Railroad bridges – Howard Fork Bridge Bridges – Railroad bridges – Ophir Loop Bridges – Railroad bridges – Tintic Branch Buildings - Denver

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BUILDINGS – INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS to INTERIORS – OFFICES

SUBJECT HEADINGS Buildings –Industrial buildings – Utah – Bingham Buildings – Industrial buildings – Utah – Ogden Buildings – Industrial buildings – Utah – Provo Buildings – Pueblo Buildings – Sugar refinery Buildings – New Mexico – Taos Buildings – Utah – Salt Lake City Cityscapes – Bedrock Cityscapes – Creede Cityscapes – Monte Vista Cityscapes – Ophir Cityscapes – Ouray Cityscapes – Ouray Cityscapes – Manitou – McClure Collection Cityscapes – Paonia Cityscapes – Paonia Cityscapes – Plateau City Cityscapes – Sherman Cityscapes – Telluride Cityscapes – Vanadium Cityscapes – Utah – Jordan Narrows area Cityscapes – Utah – Salt Lake City Dwellings – Utah – Salt Lake City – Lion & Bee-Hive Houses Events – Exhibitions – Crops

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SUBJECT HEADINGS Farms – Pueblo Harvesting – Potatoes Hydraulic construction works – Ditches – Bessemer Industry – Fuel – Colorado Fuel and Iron – Pueblo Interiors – Offices – Hawaii - Honolulu

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LAND – MOUNTAINS to MINING – DREDGES – RUSSELL

SUBJECT HEADINGS Land – Mountains – Eagle Nest Range Land – Mountains – Engineer Mountain Land – Mountains – Mount of the Holy Cross Land – Mountains – James Peak – McClure Collection Land – Mountains – Lizard Head Mountain Land – Mountains – Lizard’s Head Peak Land – Mountains – Mount Massive Land – Mountains – Pikes Peak Land – Mountains – Red Mountain Land – Mountains – Red Cloud Mountain Land – Mountains – Sangre de Cristo Mountains Land – Mountains – Mount Sneffels Land – Mountains – Mount Sopris Land – Mountains – Sultan Mountain Land – Mountains – White House Mountain Land – Mountains – Pilot Mountain – Nevada Land – Passes – La Veta Pass Land – Passes – Marshall Pass Land – Rock formations – Major Domo Land – Valleys – Roaring Fork Valley Land – Valleys – Canyons – Black Canyon Land – Valleys – Canyons – Eagle River Canyon Land – Valleys – Canyons – Royal Gorge Land – Valleys – Canyons – San Miguel Valley Land – Valleys – Canyons – Toltec Gorge Landscapes – Ophir Loop Landscapes – Natural bridges – Utah Machinery – Railroad machinery Mining – Copper mining – Utah – Bingham Mining – Eagle River Canyon – McClure Collection Mining – Dredges - Russell

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MINING – LIBERTY BELL MINE to PEOPLE – ETHNIC GROUPS

SUBJECT HEADINGS Mining – Liberty Bell Mine Mining – Smuggler Union Mine Mining – Tom Boy Mine Mining – Tramways Mining – Utah – Garfield Names – Theodore Roosevelt – Royal Gorge National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Cliff Palace National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Ruins National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Spruce Tree Canyon National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park – Spruce Tree House National parks & reserves – Bandolier National Park – New Mexico Natural phenomena – Weather – Floods – New Mexico – Chama Natural phenomena – Weather – Snow – Cumbres Pass – New Mexico – Chama Paintings – “In Cattle Land” – W. Herbert Dunton, artist Parks – Garden of the Gods Parks – Temple Square – Utah – Salt Lake City Pavilions – Utah – Great Salt Lake People – D&RG employees – Shop workers People – D&RG employees – 1891 People – D&RG employees – Subordinates – 1891 People – Ethnic groups – Indian tribes – Pueblos – New Mexico - Taos

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PEOPLE – ETHNIC GROUPS to TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES

SUBJECT HEADINGS People – Ethnic groups – Indian tribes – Pueblos – New Mexico – Taos People – Ethnic groups – Indian tribes – New Mexico – Taos People – Musical ensembles – Salida Plants – Trees – Orchards Plants – Trees – Orchards – Orange groves Quarrying – Marble quarrying – Colorado – Marble Railroad tracks – Utah – Price River Canyon Railroad tracks – Utah – Castle Gate Streets – Utah – Salt Lake City Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – RR stations – Glenwood Springs

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SUBJECT HEADINGS Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – RR stations – Monte Vista

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS STORED AISLE 5 CABINET F (A5.F)

ALBUM NO. ALBUM CONTENTS No. 1 Denver & vicinity No. 1a Burnham No. 1b Denver Stockyards & National Western Stock Show No. 1c North Yard – Denver No. 2, Pt. 1 Moffat Route – Sec. A-C Denver Moffat Tunnel No. 2, Pt. 2 Moffat Route – Sec. E-I Winter Park & Dotsero No. 2, Pt. 3 Moffat Route – Sec. J-O Craig Branch No. 2a Tunnels 10-28-41 No. 2b Winter Sports – Winter Park – Steamboat Springs No. 2c Moffat Route – Dude Ranches & Resorts No. 3 Colorado Springs Region No. 4 Pueblo Region No. 4a Royal Gorge No. 5, Pt. 1 Sec. A-E Salida to Malta No. 5, Pt. 2 Sec. F-J Pando to Gypsum No. 6, Pt. 1 Glenwood Springs Region – Section A-E, Glenwood Springs No. 6, Pt. 2 Glenwood Springs Region – Section F-J, Aspen Branch No. 6, Pt. 3 Glenwood Springs Region – Section K-M, Funston to DeBeque No. 6a Glenwood Canyon No. 6b Aspen & Redstone No. 7 Grand Junction Region No. 7a Grand Mesa, Colorado National Monument No. 7b Grand Junction – East Yard No. 8, Pt. 1 Eastern Utah – Section A-D, Utaline to Helper No. 8, Pt. 2 Eastern Utah – Section E-G, Utah Ry. Junction to Thistle No. 8a Utah Wonderland (Southeastern Utah – Off-line) No. 9, Pt. 1 Central Utah – Section A-E, Thistle to Murray Main Line No. 9, Pt. 2 Central Utah – Section J-O, Thistle to Murray Branches No. 9a Southwest Utah – Off-line No. 10, Pt. 1 Sections A-H, Salt Lake City No. 10, Pt. 2 Sections J-O, Salt Lake City Region No. 10a Utah Centennial No. 10b Ogden and North No. 11 San Luis Valley No. 12 San Juan Region No. 12a Mesa Verde

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ALBUM NO. ALBUM CONTENTS No. 13 Gunnison Region No. 14 Montrose Region No. 15 Miscellaneous off-line No. 16, Pt. 1 Equipment Section A-E – Passenger No. 16, Pt. 2 Equipment Section F-K – California Zephyr No. 16, Pt. 3 Equipment Section N-U – Freight and Work No. 16, Pt. 4 Equipment Section W-Z – Narrow Gauge and Miscellaneous No. 0 – 16a Trains – Sections I;J No. 16a, Pt. 1 Trains Sections A1 to A4, California Zephyr No. 16a, Pt. 2 Trains Section B to L – Other No. 16a, Pt. 3 Trains Section N to S – Specials No. 16a, Pt. 4 Trains Section T to Z – Freight & Miscellaneous No. 16a, Pt. 5 Trains – Steam Freight & Boat Train (this album is actually loose pages in a brown envelope) No. 16b Locomotives No. 16c Track No. 16d Signals No. 16e Communications No. 17 Motorway No. 17a Motorways No. 18 Displays No. 19 Motion picture stills No. 20 Miscellaneous (includes maps and advertising art) No. 21 Personnel No. 22 Historical – 75th Anniversary Vista Dome Mainline (2 pcs.) Royal Gorge/Moffat Tunnel

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS STORED AISLE 4 SHELVES T (A4.T)

ALBUM # ALT. # ALBUM CONTENTS No. 23 68013C “Southwest Colorado” No. 24 #2 68013A “Cities” No. 25 #3 68013B “Agriculture” No. 26 68001E #5 “The ‘Caroline” Trip to Arches National Monument and Mesa Verde” No. 27 68001F #6 “Bryce Canon” No. 28 68001G #7 “New Mexico” No. 29 68001H #8 “Mesa Verde” No. 30 “Mesa Verde” No. 31 68002A #10 “Mesa Verde” No. 32 68001I #9 “Mesa Verde” and “Canyons in Utah”

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ALBUM # ALT. # ALBUM CONTENTS No. 33 68013D “Southern Colorado” L.C. McClure No. 34 68005G “Palmer Lake, Canon City, Glenwood” No. 35 68002F #15 “Manitou” No. 36 68002G #16 “Pagosa Springs and Palmer Lake” No. 37 68002F #17 “Oil Shale” No. 38 68002G #18 “Oil Shale” No. 39 68002H #19 “Yellowstone” No. 40 “Yellowstone” No. 41 68003B #21 “San Isabel” No. 42 68003C #22 “San Luis Valley Sand Dunes, May, 1924” No. 43 68003D #23 “Royal Gorge” No. 44 68003E #24 “Tennessee Pas, Colorado & Eagle River Canyons” No. 45 68003F #25 “Locomotives, Passenger Cars” No. 46 #26 “Locomotives” No. 47 #27 “Locomotives” No. 48 #28 68003I & “Southern Utah and Northern Arizona” #29 68003J No. 49 68005A #30 “Bryce Canon” George Beam No. 50 68005B #31 “Bryce Canon, North Rim, Zion” George Beam No. 51 68005C #32 “Bryce Canon” No. 52 68005E #34 “The Devil’s Garden, Utah” No. 53 68013E #35 “Utah Salt Beds” No. 54 68005G #36 “Early Photographs by George L. Beam” No. 55 68005H #37 “Western Pacific Railway” No. 56 68005I #38 “Panoramic Pictures of Scenery Along the Line of the Western Pacific Railway Between San Francisco and Salt Lake City” No. 57 “Survey Team Notebook with Site Photographs” No. 58 “Transportation – Railroads – Gunnison” ephemera No. 59 68002E #14 “Gunnison & Vicinity” No. 60 83.472.795 “Devil’s Gate” No. 61 “Transportation – Railroads – D&RG” No. 62 68002B #11 “Mesa Verde National Park” No. 63 “Lake Michigan to Puget Sound” (Souvenir album) No. 64 “Rocky Mountain Views on the Rio Grande” (souvenir album) (2 copies, box 27) No. 65 “The Rocky Mountains of Colorado” (Souvenir album) No. 66 “The Rocky Mountains of Colorado” (Souvenir album) (Nos. 65 & 66 three copies total box 26) 68002D #13 “Grand Canyon of Colorado, July, 1912”

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ALBUM # ALT. # ALBUM CONTENTS 68003A #20 “Conejos Fishing Resort” 68005F #35 “Congressional Party, 1923 – Arizona, Utah, Mesa Verde” 68013F “See America – San Francisco to Saint Louis”

GLASS NEGATIVES 4 x 5 GLASS NEGATIVES NOTE: MAY BE VIEWED BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

PRIMARY SUBJECT HEADINGS: Bodies of water – unidentified (NOTE: 5 X 7 film neg.) Equipment – Railroad equipment (Broken plate drawer) Events – Exhibitions – Panama Pacific – 1915 – San Francisco – Medal award Land – Valleys – Canyons – Royal Gorge Transportation – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations – Alamosa Transportation – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations - Interiors

8 X 10 GLASS NEGATIVES APPROXIMATELY 3300 NEGATIVES NOTE: MAY BE VIEWED BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

PRIMARY SUBJECT HEADINGS: Agriculture – Farming - Irrigation Agriculture – Farming – Irrigation – Uncompahgre Valley Project – 1909 Agriculture – Farming – Plowing Agriculture – Farming – Vegetable farming Animal – Livestock Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Grand Mesa Lake Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Utah – Great Salt Lake Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – Feather River – California Bridges – Railroad bridges – Pueblo Buildings Buildings – Churches & temples – Mormon Temple Buildings – Museum of Natural History – Denver

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Cityscapes Cityscapes – Ouray Dwellings Education – Women’s Education – Loretto Heights College – 1918 Events – Celebrations – July 4th – Royal Gorge Events – Celebrations – Masonic Conclave Parade – Denver – 1913 Events – Exhibitions – Panama Pacific International Expo – 1915 – California – San Francisco Farms Fishing Harvesting – Fruits Industry – Food Industry Industry – Petroleum – Oil Shale Land – Arroyos – New Mexico – Taos Area – c.1915 Land – Buttes Land – Mountains Land – Mountains – La Plata Land – Mountains – Lizard Head Mountain Land – Mountains – Mount Sneffels Range Land – Mountains – Pike’s Peak Land – Mountains – Platoro Area Land – Mountains – San Juan near Silverton Land – Mountains – Spanish Peaks Land – Valleys Land – Valleys – Canyons – Feather River Canyon Land – Valleys – Canyons – Glenwood Canyon & Shoshone Land – Valleys – Canyons – Royal Gorge Mining Mining – Lady Belle Mine – Eagle District Names – George L. Beam National parks & reserves – Bandelier National Park – New Mexico National parks & reserves – Colorado National Monument National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park Natural phenomena – Clouds Pack trains Parks – Garden of the Gods People – Ethnic groups – Tribes – Indians

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Plants – Trees – Fir & pine – Western Pacific Railroad – California Plants – Trees – Orchards Publicity – Railroad publicity – Billboards Quarrying – Marble Railroad tracks – Western Pacific Railroad - California Recreation facilities – Resorts Recreation facilities – Resorts – Feather River Inn & Camp – California Rites & ceremonies – Opening of Gunnison Tunnel Roads – Royal Ruins – New Mexico – Aztec Shipping – Peaches Streets – Monte Vista Sports Swimming – Glenwood Springs Trails – Overland Trails Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad Shops & yards Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Passenger cars Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives Travel – Railroad excursions Travel – Railroad excursions – A.A.T.P.A. trip – Glenwood Springs – Oct. 1914 Travel – Railroad excursions – A.A.T.P.A. trip – Oct. 1914 Travel – Railroad excursions – A.A.T.P.A. trip – Royal Gorge Tunnels – Gunnison Tunnel

FILM NEGATIVES, 4 X 5 THE FOLLOWING MAY BE VIEWED BY APPOINTMENT ONLY APPROXIMATELY 9,000 ITEMS STORED IN AISLE 3, CABINET G

Subject headings

Subject headings of these 4 x 5 film negatives correspond to those of D&RG albums 1 through 22 inclusive, listed on pages 45-46 of this finding aid. Numbered photographs in albums match negatives with the same numbers.

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BOX 21 TRANSPARENCIES, 8 X 10

TRANSPARENCIES TOTAL TRANSPARENCIES: 115

PRIMARY SUBJECT HEADINGS: Animals – Sheep – Crawford area – Sept. 30, 1949 Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – Colorado River – Dead Horse Point – May 24, 1950 – Utah Buildings – Churches & temples – Temple Square & State Capitol – Utah Buildings – Government buildings – Denver Civic Center – 1947 Buildings – Government buildings – Denver Civic Center – Christmas lighting – Jan. 22, 1949 Buildings – Government buildings – State Capitol – Utah Industry – Steel industry – Geneva Blast Furnaces – May, 1948 Industry – Steel industry – Geneva Steel Plant Land – Mountains – Mt. Elbert – July 17, 1949 Land – Mountains – Mt. Elbert, Mt. Massive, & Sawatch Range – July 1 1950 Land – Mountains – Mt. Elbert & Mt Massive – Turquoise Lake – July 18, 1949 Land – Mountains – Hagerman Peak – July 9, 1950 Land – Mountains – Hagerman Peak & Snowmass Peak – July 10, 1950 Land – Mountains – Hahns Peak – Oct. 2, 1950 Land – Mountains – Maroon Bells Land – Mountains – Mt. Massive – July 19, 1949 Land – Mountains – Mount Sopris Land – Mountains – Sawatch Range – Mt. Hope & Twin Peaks – July 2, 1949 Land – Mountains – “This is the Place” Monument site Land – Valleys – Canyons – Glenwood Canyon National parks & reserves – Colorado National Monument National parks & reserves – Mesa Verde National Park National parks & reserves – Arches National Park Natural phenomena – Sunrises & sunsets – Sunset – Great Salt Lake – Utah Parks – Temple Square – Utah – Salt Lake City Parks – Temple Square & Brigham Young Statue – Utah – Salt Lake City

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Railroad tracks – Utah – Castilla – Aug. 11, 1948 Rites & ceremonies – Dedication of Vista Dome Monument – Glenwood Canyon Swimming pools – Glenwood Pool – Aug. 1949 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Passenger cars Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Freight trains Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains Travel – Railroad excursions – Denver Post to Colorado Springs Rodeo Special – Aug. 8, 1950 Tunnels – Moffat Tunnel – East Portal – June 4, 1957 Events – Meetings – Traffic Dept. Staff Meeting, Aug. 28, 1944 Publicity – “The Railroad Red Book” – Oil Shale Story

BOX 22 FILM NEGATIVES, 8 X 10

TOTAL FILM NEGATIVES: 218 SOME NITRATE FILM – IN COLD STORAGE

PRIMARY SUBJECT HEADINGS: Animals – Sheep Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Lake San Cristobal Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – Las Animas River Bridges – unidentified Bridges – Suspended bridges – Royal Gorge Buildings – Wagner Bag Co. & St. Regis – Utah – Salt Lake City Communication devices – Railroad CTC Board Dams – San Isobel region Events – Celebrations – Chicago Railroad Fair Exhibit – 1949 – Architect’s drawing – Moffat Tunnel Events – Exhibitions – WWII – “Food for Freedom” train Events – Fairs – Colorado State Fair Events – Meetings – Traffic Dept. staff meeting Events – Parades & processions – “Covered Wagon Day” – Utah – Salt Lake City – 1937 Events – Parades & processions – Opening of 8th Street Viaduct Parade – Oct. 2, 1937 Fishing – Southern mountains

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Hiking – Girl mountain climber Historic sites – Monuments & memorials – Chief Ouray & Chipeta Monument Interiors – Businesses – Banks – Accounting Dept. Land – Mountains – Monarch Pass Land – Mountains – Unidentified – Southwest mountains Land – Passes – Tennessee Pass Land – Rock formations – Independence Rock – Colorado National Monument Land – Valleys – Canyons – Glenwood Canyon Land – Valleys – Canyons – Las Animas Canyon Land –Valleys – South Park Maps Names Names – D&RG employees National parks & reserves – Colorado National Monument People – D&RG employees Publicity Publicity – “Prospector” puppet Publicity – Timetable art Railroad construction & maintenance – Granite Railroad tracks – CTC west switch Railroad tracks – Signals – Intermed signal 7118 between Denver & American Forks, Utah Railroad tracks – unidentified Rewards & prizes – Football Trophy Bell – D.U. & Utah – Oct. 3, 1954 Rites & ceremonies – Opening of Dotsero Cutoff – June 15, 1934 Rites & ceremonies – Opening of Salt Lake City ticket office – June 23, 1956 – Utah Skeletons – Chief Ouray? NOTE: *RESTRICTED* Skiing – Utah – Alta – Dec. 1941 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations – Ticket offices Transportation facilities – Trucks – Rio Grande Motorway Station – Feb. 15, 1945 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Equipment Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Freight cars Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Passenger cars Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Passenger

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cars – Prospector – 1941 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – No. 543 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – Prospector – 1941 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Freight trains Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – Prospector – 1941 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – Royal Gorge Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Utah Vehicles – Buses Vehicles – Trucks Window displays – Utah – Salt Lake City ticket office – Summer, 1939

BOX 23 MISCELLANEOUS NEGATIVES – 4 X 5 TO 5 X 7

ACCIDENTS TO SPORTS – RACING – BOATRACING

THE FOLLOWING MAY BE VIEWED BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADINGS 9500 Accidents – Bus mishap 9501 Accidents – Railroad accidents – 1957 9502 Agriculture – Farming - Vegetable farming 9503 Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Grand Lake 9664 Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – King Lakes – August 1959 9504 Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Lake Granby 9665 Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Long Lake 9666 Bodies of water – Streams – Rivers – Arkansas River 9505 Bodies of water – Water falls – Bear Creek Falls 9667 Bodies of water – Waterfalls – Idaho Springs 9506 Bridges – Railroad bridges 9669 Bridges – Railroad bridges – Trestle – Cozon’s Pass, west side – August 1959 9507 Buildings – American Legion 9668 Buildings – Educational buildings – Air Force Academy – 1961 9508 Cattle herding – Powderhorn cattle drive – Salida 9670 Cityscapes – Glenwood Springs 9509 Cityscapes – Ouray 9671 Cityscapes – Steamboat Springs

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 9510 Cityscapes – Bowman Biscuit – Utah – Salt Lake City 9511 Communication devices – Railroad C & C Board – Denver 9512 Communication devices – Railroad C & C Board – Grand Junction 9514 Equipment – Thermite welding 9515 Events – Celebrations – California Zephyr 5th Anniversary – 1954 9672 Events – Celebrations – Holidays – Christmas – Civic Center – 1954 9516 Events – Celebrations – Holidays – Christmas – Civic Center – 1954 9517 Events – Contests – Miss Denver Contest 9518 Events – Contests – Railroad Safety Dept. – 1957 2054 Events – Exhibitions – Chicago Daily News Travel Show Exhibit – April 1940 9519 Events – Meetings – G.E. Appliance Dealers Convention – Feb. 1952 9520 Events – Meetings – G.E. Appliance Dealers Convention – Feb. 1952 9521 Events – Meetings – Radio & Television News Directors Convention – November 1955 9522 Events – Parades & Processions – Floats – Denver Coliseum Dedication – 1952 9523 Industry – Shipping industry – Rio Grande Motorway 9524 Industry – Shipping industry – Rio Grande Motorway – Trailers & trucks 9673 Land – Mountains – Mt. Antero 9674 Land – Mountains – Mt. Audubon 9675 Land – Mountains – Chalk Cliffs 9676 Land – Mountains – Mt. Elbert 9677 Land – Mountains – Front Range – Fraser – January 1959 9678 Land – Mountains – Hallett Peak – Rocky Mountain National Park 9679 Land – Mountains – Mt. Lincoln 9680 Land – Mountains – Mummy Range – Rocky Mountain National Park 9681 Land – Mountains – Pikes Peak 9682A&B Land – Mountains – Mt. Princeton 9683 Land – Mountains – Pyramid Peak 9684 Land – Mountains – Quandary Peak 9685 Land – Mountains – Red Mountain No. 1 9686 Land – Mountains – Rocky Mountains 9687 Land – Mountains – Sangre de Cristo Range – Coaldale – Nov. 1957 9688 Land – Mountains – Mt. Sneffels 9689 Land – Mountains – see each sleeve 9525A-H Land – Mountains – Winter Park – Aerial Photos 9526 Land – Mountains – Unidentified 9690 Land – Valleys – Roaring Fork River Valley – Aspen

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 9691 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Dotsero Cutoff 9527 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Red Canyon 9528 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Red Canyon 9529 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Red Canyon 9530 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Ruby Canyon – Utah 9531 Land – Valleys – Canyons – Ruby Canyon – Utah 9532 Military Art & science – Military mobilizations – Troop train – Union Depot – May 1942 9533 Mining – Mine near Silverton 9534 Model Railroads – Denver Dry Goods – November 1937 9535 Motion Picture Stills – Television Special – Wide Wide World – 1955 9536 Names – Adam S. Bennian 9537 Names – Warren Blanc Family – March 1956 9538 Names – M. Carel – 1958 9539 Names – T.M. Davis – President & Gen. Mgr. – Rio Grande Motorway 9540 Names – D&RG Employees – C.V. Colstadt – Asst. Supt., Pueblo Div. 9541 Names – D&RG Employees – Cumbres Pass area – Nov. 1956 9542 Names – D&RG Employees – Axel Evanson – 1949 9543 Names – D&RG Employees – Doug Frazier – City Passenger Agent 9544A Names – D&RG Employees – George Gauby – Dec. 1948 9544B Names – D&RG Employees – George Gauby – Dec. 1948 9545 Names – D&RG Employees – Col. H.J. Huff – Aug. 1957 9546 Names – D&RG Employees – Ben Marasco & Family – Grand Junction – 1949 9547 Names – D&RG Employees – Presidents – January 1949 9548 Names – D&RG Employees – Wayne S. Rhodus, signalman 9549 Names – D&RG Employees – Sinclair Family – Feb. 1949 9550 Names – D&RG Employees – Traffic department 9551 Names – D&RG Employees – E.G. Williams – 1954 9552 Names – D&RG Employees – Unidentified 9553 Names – Granby Rodeo Queen – 1950 9554 Names – Granby Rodeo Queen – 1951 9555 Names – A. Guidotti – California Zephyr 9556 Names – Clea Moore – March 1954 9557 Names – Dale Morgan 9558 Names – Small boy & horse – Unidentified 9559 Names – Small boy & horse - Unidentified 9560 Names – Peg Thomas – October 1954 9561 Names – Virginia Mayo & Michael O’Shea – June 1949 9562 Names – Ralph B. Williams 9692 National Parks & Reserves—Rocky Mountain National Park

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADING 9563 National Parks & Reserves – Bandelier National Park – Staff & Students – New Mexico – 1910 9693 Natural Phenomena – Weather – Snow – Fraser 9565 People – Denver Depot 9566 Plants – Trees – Aspens – Colorado – Aspen 9567 Plants – Trees – Aspens – Buena Vista area 9594 Plants – Trees – Aspens – Buena Vista 9695 Plants – Trees – Aspens – Mt. Antero Road area 9568 Publicity – Billboards 9569 Publicity – Billboards – Peaches 9570 Publicity – Billboards – “Queen for a Day” – January 1959 9571 Publicity – Colorado – Peaches 9572 Publicity – Expo. Flyer – Scratch board drawing 9573 Publicity – Line drawing of bird 9574 Publicity – “Prospector” puppet 9575 Publicity – Railroads – Annual Reports photos 9576 Publicity – Railroads – D&RG – Prospector 9577 Publicity – Railroads – Railroad Cars – Downing’s Centennial Trainload Sale 9579 Publicity – Railroads – Railroad Cars – Paul Masson Wines 9580A Railroad construction & maintenance – Welded rail installation – Moffat Tunnel – 1941? 9580B Railroad construction & maintenance – Welded rail installation – Moffat Tunnel – 1941? 9581 Ranches – K.T. Ranch – Arkansas Valley 9582 Riding – Horseback riding – Girls – 1941 9583 Rites & ceremonies – CTS receiving ad club award – April 1953 9584 Rites & ceremonies – Inauguration of the “Prospector” train – November 1941 9585 Rites & ceremonies – Presentation of award – Robert Colwell – 1961 9586 Rites & ceremonies – Presentation of David Moffat’s private car to the town of Craig – 1953 9587 Rites & ceremonies – Dedication of Union Oil Shale Plant 9588A Rites & ceremonies – Opening of Salt Lake City ticket office – Utah – January 1956 9588B Rites & ceremonies – Opening of Salt Lake City ticket office – Utah – January 1956 9589A Rites & ceremonies – Opening of Salt Lake City ticket office – Utah – January 1956 9589B Rites & ceremonies – Opening of Salt Lake City ticket office – Utah – January 1956 9590 Rites & ceremonies – Presentation of Engine 315 to city of Durango 9696 Roads – Guanella Pass road

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADINGS 9591A Roads – Million Dollar Highway 9591B Roads – Million Dollar Highway 9592 Rockets – Civic Center Park – Denver 9593A Shipping – Generators – Westinghouse – 1954 9593B Shipping – Generators – Westinghouse – 1954 9594 Shipping – Generators – Westinghouse – 1957 9595 Shipping – Railroad shipping – Treating tank – Salida – Nov. 1956 9596 Skiing – NCAA Skiing Championship – Winter Park – March 1956 9597 Sports – Racing – Boat racing – Salida Boat Races – June 1954

BOX 24 MISCELLANEOUS NEGATIVES – 4 X 5 TO 5 X 7 SPORTS TO WOMEN – BATHING BEAUTIES – 1941

THE FOLLOWING MAY BE VIEWED BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADINGS 9598 Sports – Racing – Boat racing – Salida Boat Races – June 1955 9599 Sports – Racing – Boat racing – Salida Boat Races – Queens – May 1952 9600 Sports – Racing – Boat racing – Salida Boat Races – Queens – May 1957 9601 Transportation – Buses 9602 Transportation – Buses – Rio Grande Trailways 9603 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars 9697 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Freight cars 2051 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Freight cars – No. 68224 – May 1940 9604 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Freight cars – 68000 series – box car 9698 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Freight trains – Diesel freight trains – Ruby Canyon – Utah 9605 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Mobile crane 9606A Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Passenger cars – Sleeper cars – Interiors – May 1960 9606B Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad cars – Passenger cars – Sleeper cars – Interiors – May 1960 9607 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Railroad locomotives – Prospector 9701 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains 9608 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – California Zephyr 9609 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – California Zephyr

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADINGS 9702 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – California Zephyr 9703 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – California Zephyr 9610A Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – California Zephyr – Demo. Trips 9610B Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – California Zephyr – Demo. Trips 9611 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – California Zephyr – Horseshoe Curve 9612 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – California Zephyr – Moffat Tunnel – February 1963 9700 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – California Zephyr – Moffat Tunnel – February 1963 3713 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – California Zephyr – Plainview 9699 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – California Zephyr – Vista Dome – 1957 9615 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Passenger trains – California Zephyr - Vista Dome – 1957 9616 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Prospector 9617 Transportation – Railroads – D&RG – Trains – Prospector – Interiors 9618 Transportation facilities – Bus facilities – Bus depot – Denver Union Bus Depot 9619 Transportation facilities – Bus facilities – Freight depot 9620 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – RR Shops & Yards 2043 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Shops & yards – Burnham Tool House 9621 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations 9622 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad stations – Denver Depot 9704 Transportation facilities – Railroad facilities – Railroad ticket offices – Rio Grande office – Denver 9623A Travel – Bus excursions – Santa Claus Special – Union Bus Depot 9623B Travel – Bus excursions – Santa Claus Special – Union Bus Depot 9624 Travel – Bus excursions – Ski trip – Denver & Salt Lake & Pacific Trailways 9625 Travel – Railroad excursions – California Zephyr 9614 Travel – Railroad excursions – California Zephyr & Prospector – Carl & Marge Akers 9626 Travel – Railroad excursions – DU Theater cast – Lounge cars – February 1955

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADINGS 9627 Travel – Railroad excursions – Baseball executives – Colorado Springs – December 1957 9628 Travel – Railroad excursions – Cuban Lions Club Special – 1947 9629 Travel – Railroad excursions – Ford Dealers Special – June 1948 9630 Travel – Railroad excursions – Carl & Marge Akers – March 1956 9631A Travel – Railroad excursions – Charles Barkley family 9631B Travel – Railroad excursions – Charles Barkley family 9631C Travel – Railroad excursions – Charles Barkley family 9632 Travel – Railroad excursions – Cinerama Special – February 1954 9633A Travel – Railroad excursions – Cinerama Special – February 1954 9633b Travel – Railroad excursions – Cinerama Special – February 1954 9634A Travel – Railroad excursions – East High School Football Squad – Colorado Springs – November 1950 9634B Travel – Railroad excursions – East High School Football Squad – Colorado Springs – November 1950 9635 Travel – Railroad excursions – East High School Football Squad – Grand Junction – November 1949 9636 Travel – Railroad excursions – “Golden Aspen” Special to Steamboat Springs – October 1950 9637 Travel – Railroad excursions – Randall Gould Photog. on California Zephyr locomotive – March 1952 9638 Travel – Railroad excursions – Glenwood Springs – Carl & Marge Akers – January 1957 9639 Travel – Railroad excursions – Glenwood Springs – Carl & Marge Akers – May 1957 9640 Travel – Railroad excursions – Governor’s Conference – Royal Gorge – 1947 9641 Travel – Railroad excursions – Grantland Rice Sportlight – February 1951 9642 Travel – Railroad excursions – Hot Sulphur Springs – June 1956 9643 Travel – Railroad excursions – Kremmling Rodeo Special – July 1954 9644 Travel – Railroad excursions – Gene McGuane & wife on train 9645 Travel – Railroad excursions – Mary Pickford & party – Defense Bond Tour – May 1953 9646A Travel – Railroad excursions – Pikes Peak Rodeo Train – August 1954 9646B Travel – Railroad excursions – Pikes Peak Rodeo Train – August 1954 9647 Travel – Railroad excursions – Pikes Peak Rodeo Train – August 1955 9648 Travel – Railroad excursions – Pikes Peak Rodeo Train – August 1956 2040 Travel – Railroad excursions – Prince of Denmark – April 1939

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ENV. NO. SUBJECT HEADINGS 9649 Travel – Railroad excursions – Rio Grande Day – Denver Chamber of Commerce – April 1956 9650 Travel – Railroad excursions – Rotary Club Special Party – December 1949 9651 Travel – Railroad excursions – Royal Gorge news trip – Vista Dome car – February 1950 9652 Travel – Railroad excursions – Royal Gorge Special Excursion – August 1954 9653 Travel – Railroad excursions – E. A. West & party – Royal Gorge – 1947? 9654A Travel – Railroad excursions – Ski trips – Ski Train 9654B Travel – Railroad excursions – Ski trips – Ski Train 9655 Travel – Railroad excursions – Ski trips – Winter Park 9656A Travel – Railroad excursions – Ski trips – Winter Park & Ski Train 9656B Travel – Railroad excursions – Ski trips – Winter Park & Ski Train 9657A Travel – Railroad excursions – Winter Carnival – Steamboat Springs – February 1957 9657B Travel – Railroad excursions – Winter Carnival – Steamboat Springs – February 1957 9658 Travel – Railroad excursions – Young son of Peggy Keller & Brownie Troop – 1954 9659 Tunnels – Moffat Tunnel 9705 Tunnels – Moffat Tunnel 9660 Vehicles – Buses 9661 Vehicles – Buses 9662 Vehicles – Buses – Rio Grande Trailways 9706 Waterworks – Reservoirs – Granby Reservoir 2044 Window Display – Utah – Salt Lake City ticket office – 1939 9663 Women – Bathing beauties - 1941

MISCELLANEOUS ALBUMS & TRANSPARENCIES BOX 25 Miscellaneous photograph albums and souvenir albums of photomechanical prints.

BOX 26 Miscellaneous souvenir albums of photomechanical prints.

BOX 27 Miscellaneous souvenir albums of photomechanical prints.

BOX 28 Color transparencies. 35mm, 120, and stereoscopic. May be viewed by appointment only.

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OVERSIZE PRINTS IN MAP CASE

ITEMS STORED IN AISLE 1, MAP CASE D, DRAWER 1

Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Lake San Christobal Bodies of water – Lakes & ponds – Mirror Lake - Colorado Land – Caves – San Juan Cave – Utah Land – Rock formations – Dodge’s Bluff – Canon of Grand River Land – Valleys – Canyons – Canon of Rio Las Animas Land – Valleys – Canyons – Panorama Land – Valleys – Canyons – Ruby Castles – Grand River Canyon Land – Valleys – Canyons – Toltec Gorge

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