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Aerial View of Small Railroad Town
Historical black and white photograph of an aerial view of a small town situated near railroad tracks. Snow capped mountains dominate the horizon in the far distance.
Train Yard and Barns
Historical black and white photograph of a busy train yard. Several train cars occupy the foreground. Two large barns occupy the right side of the frame. A one-story brick building sits on the left side of the frame.
Boating By the Mountains
Historical black and white landscape photograph of a small group of people standing along the shore of what appears to be a large pond or lake. A couple of small rafts sail across the still waters. Large, snow capped mountains can be seen in the…
Alamosa High School
Black and white photograph of the old Alamosa High School, which was built in 1920. The building was demolished in 1966 and a new high school opened on Victoria Avenue.
Crestone Pass, Colorado
Historical black and white photograph of a hilly landscape covered in heavy snow. Railroad tracks curve around a small log cabin toward a covered bridge the distance.
La Veta Pass
Old black and white photograph of a train coming over a snow covered hill in winter. Several small homes and pine trees dot the landscape.
State Avenue, Alamosa
Square black and white photograph overlooking State Avenue in Alamosa, Colorado. Photo appears to have been taken some time in the 1950s. The Alamosa train depot stands in the center of the frame with several cars and trucks driving past it along…
Cows and Cowboys
Black and white panoramic photograph of a large herd of cattle being driven by three cowboys riding horses.
A Whole Lot of Pigs
A historical sepia photograph of a large drove of pigs on what looks to be a small farm or ranch.
Two Photographs of Trains
A pair of historical sepia photographs on a single page. The top photo is a long panoramic view of a steam locomotive riding along the tracks. The second photograph is of downtown Alamosa with a view of the old train depot on the corner of 6th Street…