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Aztec Ruins National Monument, New Mexico.
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Photograph of Balcony House Ruin at Mesa Verde. Balcony House Ruin occupies a deep cave in the west wall of Soda Canyon. The balcony at the left, perfectly preserved from prehistoric times, gives this spectacular ruin its name.
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Central Section of Spruce Tree House in Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado
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Shows a close-up view of the balcony under the overhanging rock.
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An aerial view of the Square Tower House which is located at Mesa Verde National Park. In the postcard there are ruins which lay against the mountain with a slight over hang on the cliff.
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Re-touched photo of Speaker Chief's Tower in Cliff Palace at Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado.
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Balcony House in Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado.
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Colored print of the Cliff Palace. Postmarked 8/5/1938. Mrs. John E. Bailey c/o Ransdell, Bear Island, NH. "Mesa Verde. Aug. 5th. This is our second day here and we are seeing wonderful things... "
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Sepia tone photograph of Pipe Shrine and Farview House. Note on front of card "July, 9-10, 1936."
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A view of a group of six people standing by a section of the balcony house in Mesa Verde National Park.
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Balcony House Ruin occupies a deep cave high in the west wall of Soda Canyon. Here seen from its south end, many of the kivas and other architectural features are revealed. The ruin is approached by a ledge trail from the north, final access being..."
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Print from a lithograph by Eugene Kingman of Spruce Tree Ruin.
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Hand colored print of Spruce Tree Camp, Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado.
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Spruce Tree House as seen from the trail in Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado. There are ruins located in the crook of the mountain with some trees on the bottom of the postcard.
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Cliff Palace as seen from Sun Temple in Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado.
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Photograph of Fire House Ruin. This two-level dwelling has a hand and toehold trail that connects the two levels. It is believed that it allowed climbers access to the upper area possibly used for grain storage.
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Colored photograph of the Aztec Ruins.
