Re: Yet another where is it............
| January 23, 2015 08:11AM |
You are quite correct. I think 4 minutes may be a record for these pop quizzes.
A cabinet card view by W.E. Hook of Colorado Springs. If you look close you can see buildings at the Lebanon Mine and Hall Tunnel sites.
Our local historical society had its annual "Show & Tell" meeting last night and one of the members brought this in along with a bunch of stereo cards. She was nice enough to let me borrow it and scan it. Her mother was born in Georgetown and this card came with her from Colorado to Kansas.
Jason Midyette
A cabinet card view by W.E. Hook of Colorado Springs. If you look close you can see buildings at the Lebanon Mine and Hall Tunnel sites.
Our local historical society had its annual "Show & Tell" meeting last night and one of the members brought this in along with a bunch of stereo cards. She was nice enough to let me borrow it and scan it. Her mother was born in Georgetown and this card came with her from Colorado to Kansas.
Jason Midyette
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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