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                <text>A collection of postcards from all around Clear Creek County (and a few surrounding areas outside the county) dating from the early twentieth century to the present. Only postcards that are out of copyright, originals, or without a listed publisher are currently digitized. Inquire at the archives to access other postcards. This collection is actively growing through new acquisitions. </text>
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              <text>A postcard with a photomechanical print of James Peak and the Berthoud Pass road (in its unimproved state) in Colorado. It is unclear where the view is actually taken from, since if it was taken at Berthoud Pass it is not of James Peak (or it is flipped). The postcard is published by E. J. Deis of Idaho Springs and printed by the Albertype Co., no number. The date range is an estimate based on dates of other cards published by E. J. Deis and the completion of the improved Berthoud Pass road (1923). </text>
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