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Buildings on Woodward Street in Silver Plume, Colorado
Photograph taken in Silver Plume, Colorado on the south end of Woodward St. looking north. Shows the railroad tracks, the National Hotel, a lunchroom, a souvenir stand, and a hay and grain building. People can be seen walking along the street but are…
Mendota Mine, Silver Plume, Colo.
Photograph of the buildings at the Mendota Mine, on the west end of Silver Plume, Colorado. Photograph is poor quality.
Above Brownville Colo C.C.R.R.
Photograph of buildings and Colorado Central Railroad tracks on the west side of Brownville, Colorado (just west of Silver Plume), looking west towards Mount Sniktau. The back includes a stamp that reads "A. RAPIN. Silver Plume COLO Dealer in…
Argentine Central R. R. on Mt. McClellan. Highest Railroad in the World; Altitude, 14,200 Feet
Postcard with an image taken east of Silver Plume, looking at the north sides of Leavenworth Mountain and Sunrise Peak. The postcard has labeled the railroad grades of the Colorado and Southern Railroad in the western part of the loop valley and the…
Panorama of Clear Creek Valley, from Sunrise Peak, Showing Georgetown and Silver Plume, Colo.
Postcard with a color view looking down into Silver Plume and Georgetown, Colorado from Sunrise Peak. The 7:30 trail and other roads are clearly seen. There is no publisher or photographer listed, but it is numbered 7204.
Aerial Railway to Sunrise Peak, Colo.
A postcard with a color photomechanical print of the bottom of the Sunrise Peak aerial tram in Silver Plume, Colorado. There is no publisher or photographer listed, but it is numbered 7206.
Panorama of Clear Creek Valley, from Sunrise Peak, Showing Georgetown and Silver Plume, Colo.
A postcard with a color photomechanical print looking down into Silver Plume and Georgetown, Colorado from Sunrise Peak. The 7:30 trail and other roads are clearly seen. There is no publisher or photographer listed, but it is numbered 7204.
Greetings from Silver Plume
A leather postcard with a fabric flower attached. Sent from Denver, Colorado on September 2 of an unknown year. Leather postcards were first sold in 1903 and were banned in 1907 because of post office sorting issues.
People along Clear Creek in Silver Plume
A real photo postcard with an image of a group of people along Clear Creek in Silver Plume, Colorado. Some of the people may be panning for gold. The note on the front reads "A breath from last summer."
Aerial Railway to Sunrise Peak, Colo.
A postcard with a color photomechanical print of the Aerial Railway (tramway) from Silver Plume, Colorado to Sunrise Peak. The view is from near the top of the line, showing a group of people approaching the top. Note on the back reads "Sunrise Peak…