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Holden Lixiviation Concentrator #A-1057 —highres | order

Fishing at Maroon Bells #A-1058 —highres | order

Wheeler Opera House, c. 1900 #A-1059 —highres | order

Looking Down Galena Street #A-1060 —highres | order

Circus, c. 1900 #A-1061 —highres | order

July 4th Parade on Cooper Ave. #A-1062 —highres | order

Snowmass Lake #A-1063 —highres | order

Phone Switchboard #A-1064 —highres | order

Glenwood Spring Hot Springs Pool, c. 1900 #A-1065 —highres | order

Freddy Fisher, Walt Smith, ? McCabe, Dean Billings Jam #A-1066 —highres | order

Elk #A-1067 —highres | order

Galena St., c. 1940 #A-1068 —highres | order

Fairworks and Tourchlight Parade #A-1069 —highres | order

Jump, c. 1960 #A-1070 —highres | order

Aspen Aerial, c. 1970 #A-1071 —highres | order

Midland RR on the Maroon Creek Bridge #A-1072 —highres | order

First Grocery #A-1073 —highres | order

Main St., c. 1930 #A-1074 —highres | order

Aspen Aerial, 1950s #A-1075 —highres | order

Elk Lady #A-1076 —highres | order

Wintersköl Fireworks, 1970s #A-1077 —highres | order

Neal St. Bridge #A-1078 —highres | order

Group of Miners #A-1079 —highres | order

Sleigh #A-1080 —highres | order

Utes on the Eastern Slope #A-1081 —highres | order

Lenado Store #A-1082 —highres | order

Hauling Timber #A-1083 —highres | order

Midland RR Station on Durant Ave. #A-1084 —highres | order

Cutting Ice on Hallam Lake #A-1085 —highres | order

Family at Maroon Bells #A-1086 —highres | order

Train Wreck #A-1087 —highres | order

Original Photo Selections—Alphabetical by subject title

André Roch, European ski run consultant and avalanche expert, skiing in Tourtelotte Park, c. 1940. #A-1035 —highres | order

Aspen in 1882. One of the earliest known photographs of Aspen looking North on Mill St. was taken from the first Clarendon Hotel which later burned. #A-1019 —highres | order

Aspen Panorama, c. 1900 with a view of Aspen from Aspen Mountain, looking down Mill Street. #A-1001 —highres | order

Aspen's First Run was cut in 1937 by Aspen Ski Club members and named in honor of André Roch. It was served by a 10 person boat-tow whose track can be seen here to the right side of the ski run. #A-1005 —highres | order

Aspen Station for the Midland Railroad, on Durant Street, c. 1910. #A-1027 —highres | order

Branding at the Hay Park roundup, 1927. Roger Downs Collection. #A-1029 —highres | order

Cowboys on a Fence, c. 1950, watch a fellow competitor during a local rodeo held near the current site of the Aspen Meadows. Fritz Kaeser Photo. #A-1054 —highres | order

Crossing the Bridge on Independence Pass, c. 1890. #A-1007 —highres | order

Cutting Hay on the Gerbaz Ranch, c. 1920. JJ Gerbaz Collection. #A-1010 —highres | order

Early Autos in front of the Wheeler Opera House, c. 1920 #A-1004 —highres | order

Erma Rogers backed her Model-A into the doorway of the Aspen State Bank and created an enduring image for the "Quiet Years." #A-1002 —highres | order

The First Paying Guests at the Highland Bavarian Lodge. Some out of this group would become Aspen's first investors and Ski Corporation officers, 1936. #A-1023 —highres | order

Fishing Party at Maroon Lake. #A-1003 —highres | order

Friedl Pfeifer, first Ski School director exhibits his style. Patrick Henry Photo. #A-1009 —highres | order

Hallam Lake was a popular recreational center enjoyed by the Aspen community for a variety of activities. #A-1013 —highres | order

Hotel Jerome, during the "Quiet Years," was the center of activity in small town Aspen. Many old time miners would close up their houses and move into the Hotel for the winter months. #A-1053 —highres | order

Huskies at Ashcroft, c. 1950. Stewart Mace and his huskies appeared in the TV series "Sergeant Preston of the Yukon." Fritz Kaeser Photo. #A-1031 —highres | order

Johnny Litchfield's Red Onion, c. 1950, was originally called the Brick Saloon when it was built by Thomas Latta in 1892. The building has always served as a saloon or bar, except during Prohibition, when it was a sandwich shop. #A-1055 —highres | order

Koch Lumber, now the site of the Koch Park volleyball courts. Doug Rhinehart Photo. #A-1043 —highres | order

Lincoln School, located in the West End, was one of three elementary schools founded during the silver boom, c. 1886. #A-1017l —highres | order

Mining in Lincoln Gulch. Independent miners were found throughout the region searching for the next bonanza. #A-1015 —highres | order

The Original Music Tent was erected in 1949 for the Goethe Bicentennial Convocation by noted architect, Eero Saarinen, in order to accommodate the expected large crowds. Ferne Koch Photo. #A-1056 —highres | order

Sardy House circa 1950. Aspen's favorite Christmas tree appears behind children in a cutter sleigh. #A-1041 —highres | order

Ski Inn Restaurant, one of the original on-mountain restaurants served as a warming hut at the base of Lift-1, c. 1947. Loey Ringquist Photo. #A-1038 —highres | order

The Silver Nugget which was reputedly the largest silver nugget ever mined came out in three pieces from the Smuggler or the Molly Gibson mines—ironically after silver prices had crashed in 1893. #A-1016 —highres | order

Smuggler Mine, c. 1900, one of Aspen's largest producers of lower grade ore, benefited greatly from the arrival of the railroad. #A-1047 —highres | order

Stope and Cribbing. Some of the largest stopes of Aspen mines were big enough to hold the present day Ritz-Carlton Aspen and still have room for parking. #A-1011 —highres | order

Tourtelotte Park on Aspen Mountain, photographed while film maker Dick Durrance shoots a ski movie, c. 1949. Fritz Kaeser Photo. #A-1025 —highres | order

Tourtelotte Park Mining Town in its mining heyday. At one time there was a population in excess of 500 living in this mining town which serves as a popular ski run near Bonnie's Restaurant today. #A-1026 —highres | order

Turn of the Century Parade with elephants and trained ponies makes its way down Cooper Street. #A-1032 —highres | order

Volunteer Firemen of the J.D. Hooper Hook and Ladder company pose in front of the bell tower which was located on Durant Ave., c. 1890. #A-1012 —highres | order

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