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Vintage black and white photograph taken by photographer, O. T. Davis, of the Rio Grande river. A long bridge spans the right side of the photograph with houses and trees occupying the left side of the river bank.

Vintage black and white photograph taken by photographer, O. T. Davis, overlooking the flooded banks of the Rio Grande river. A steel railroad bridge spans the length of the horizon in the background.

Vintage black and white photograph taken by photographer, O. T. Davis, of Main Street looking west. Men and women walk along the sidewalk as horse drawn carriages drive along the dirt road in the middle of the frame.

Black and white photograph of a large crowd of people consisting of men, women, children and elderly of different races standing in front of what looks like a church or schoolhouse. Photographer is O. T. Davis.

Vintage black and white aerial photograph of 6th Street in Alamosa. Several buildings and train cars occupy the foreground. A view of the Rio Grande river can be seen in the background as well as the Sangre de Cristo mountains.

Residence of Wm Coray in Sanford Colorado, built 1 block west of Main Street. This log cabin was moved to the park behind the Sanford Museum and restored in the early 2000's.

Grandstand located on the west side of the race track at the La Jara Fairgrounds.

Northwest corner of the La Jara Fairgrounds, showing the stables. On the photo is printed "The Means Group" , and the names "Masenita", "Posy", and "Jim Baker", which may be the names of the three horses.

The starting lineup at a bicycle race at the Conejos County Fair in 1895.

This photograph cannot be identified. It is one of among 21 photographs found in the bottom of a trunk belonging to Joseph Morgan Valentine, grandfather of Raymond Valentine, who is the husband of Roberta Valentine of Alamosa, Colorado. This…