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A view of Ouray, Colorado between two snow-covered spruce trees. Snow sets off the res brick buildings of town and the red striped cliffs across the valley. A few low hanging clouds hang suspended over.
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A winter view of the city with the paved streets plowed bare. The caption reads, "Picturesque Ouray, Colorado with the 'Amphitheater' above."
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Photo of mountain sheep grazing next to a building the ground is covered in snow a railroad track runs next to the sheep the is undecipherable words written in the railroad track (one word is Ouray the other Narno?)
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Bighorn sheep at the Ouray, Colorado railroad depot in winter.
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B/w close-up view of buildings at Camp Bird Mine, Ouray, Colorado, covered with snow. Printed in Germany. Postmarked at Camp Bird on July 24, 1909 with a one-cent stamp. Mailed to Mrs. Phillip Kinzel, San Francisco, from Frank and Mary.
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Colorized view of mountain sheep eating hay on snow in Ouray, Colorado. On the address side of this unmailed card is a b/w lithographic view of the Elks' Home on the corner of Main in Ouray.
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View of mountain sheep standing in snow at Ouray, Colorado. Postmarked at Ouray on November 25, 1912, and mailed to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiller in Wonewoc, Wisconsin from Lola.
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Mountain sheep (Bighorn) (Ouray, Colo.).
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Postcard displays 2 lithograph photo prints of Ouray, CO. Upper image of town in the autumn season; lower image a winter scene.
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Photograph print image of a herd of over 20 mountain sheep on a snow covered hill at close range.
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Photo of two mountain sheep at the entrance of a cabin the whole area is snow packed another wooden structure is to the right of the cabin
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Snow tunnel, Ouray, Colorado
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Mountain sheep grazing near a train snow covered peaks in the background [writing on the back] addressed to Mrs. C. H. Billings Mansfield, Massachusetts two postmarks and two one cent stamps