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Print from a lithograph by Eugene Kingman of A kiva in Cliff Palace. Card addressed to Mr. & Mrs. James Makinson, and dated 8/16/1947. On back of postcard: From a lithography by Eugene Kingman.

A color picture of Square Tower House in Mesa Verde National Park. It is located underneath a cliff that looks like it has moss of some kind on it and trees in the background.

A color postcard that appears as if it takes place at either early morning or early evening. The sun shining causes the partial wall to look as if it is a golden color. There is a small wooden ladder that is leaning against the wall in the center of the postcard and on the far left and the far right there is a tree. In the background some canyons can be seen and it appears as if there are some clouds in the sky.

Photograph of a section of Cliff Palace in Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado.

The scenic 7-mile "Ruins Road" from Park Headquarters leads to numerous view points from which large and small cliff dwellings can be seen in the canyons below. Here, in Fewkes Canyon, is Fire Temple, a unique structure which seems to have been..."

A postcard of the Square Tower Ruins that can be found at Mesa Verde National Park in southwestern Colorado. It is a set of ruins that used to be cliff dwellings that sit up against the bottom of a cliff with a slight overhang.

Far View Ruin is one of the many surface pueblos that once occupied the top of Mesa Verde. Reached by a short spur road adjacent to the main park highway some 4 miles north of Park Headquarters, this is the first large ruin seen by most visitors...."

Occupied until the late 13th Century, this largest of Southwest cliff dwellings is also one of the best preserved."

A view of the south section of one of many cliff cities.

The Cliff Palace is one of the largest, the best known and one of the best preserved of the many pre-historic ruins in the park." Printed in Italy by KINA ITALIA Milan, Italy.