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Fritz Klinke

June 08, 2015 01:47AM

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The first view of the Animas River shows the Silverton Northern headed out of town alongside the town cemetery. Where the tracks disappear around the hill is the Silver Lake power plant and the roof of the Waldheim mansion can be seen to the left of the power plant. Further up is the Silver Lake Mill but there are only mill foundations on the hill side indicating this photo was taken after a fire that destroyed the mill prior to this picture, and the mill was subsequently rebuilt.

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Animas River 1900, Cimarron 1911, USGS photos	bcp	June 07, 2015 11:34PM
Re: Animas River 1900, Cimarron 1911, USGS photos	Chris Walker	June 07, 2015 11:45PM
Re: Animas River 1900, Cimarron 1911, USGS photos	Fritz Klinke	June 08, 2015 01:47AM
Re: Animas River 1900, Cimarron 1911, USGS photos	jim pallow	June 08, 2015 08:55PM
Re: Animas River 1900, Cimarron 1911, USGS photos	Jeff Ramsey	June 09, 2015 10:30PM
Re: Animas River 1900, Cimarron 1911, USGS photos	bcp	June 09, 2015 11:16PM
Re: Animas River 1900, Cimarron 1911, USGS photos	jim pallow	June 10, 2015 05:55AM
Re: Animas River 1900, Cimarron 1911, USGS photos	Jeff Ramsey	June 11, 2015 05:14AM

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