Veiw of Red Rocks and Boulder, Colorado. The gable roofed building by Boulder Creek was the water control for the Yount-Mckenzie flour mill (burned in 1905). The Boulder Sanitarium, a four-story structure with a tower and balconies, is in the center; tilled fields, homes, and trees are to the east. Cloud shadows dot the plains to the north.
Description
1 photoprint on stereocard ; 9 x 18 cm. (3 1/2 x 7 in.)
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Yes (digital reproduction)
Related Material
Image File: ZZR710011665
Notes
Additional printing on front of stereocard reads: Original stereographs. By A. E. Dickerson. Coshocton, Ohio.; Rubber stamp on back of stereocard reads: Hazel E. Johnson collection.; Title printed on front of stereocard. Water stains and chipped emulsion top both sides of stereograph. At head of title: 225.; R7100116658
Filename
10011665.tif
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