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Photo of vegetables and fruit on display in a wooden building; the card appears to be hand colored over a b/w photo
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Picture of the Denver & Rio Grande train # 315.
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Painting of a burro in the foreground, in the background appear partially snow covered mountains (appears to be hand colored over a b/w photo). A poem is next to the picture of the burro.
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Picture of the Denver & Rio Grande Narrow Gauge Train.
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Two different photographs of men riding cattle. The photo on the left shows a man sitting (more or less) backward on a steer or bull, and the photo on the right shows a man riding a steer or bull.
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The Spanish Influenza of 1918-19 affected everyone on the globe. The first known H1N1 virus, it caused unprecedented morbidity and mortality. Unlike other viruses, its potential for developing into bacterial pneumonia made it especially dangerous in an age without the benefit of antibiotics. When the influenza arrived in New Mexico during the fall of 1918, the state lacked a centralized department of health to assist in combating the epidemic by providing...
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Four Corners marker where the states of Arizona, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico have a common meeting point. Here Navajo Indian Chief Goodluck stands with his feet in all for states at once."
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Photo of the two-story Durango city library. Two small trees are in front of the building.
