Volume 6: Other Southwest Colorado Areas

From Montrose to Cortez to Pagosa Springs, southwest Colorado includes many towns with interesting history, significant natural and cultural resources, and other facets that have been pictured on postcards.

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: Lake San Cristobal, Lake City, Colo.; View of houses situated on the shores of Lake San Cristobal near Lake City, Colorado. High mountains can be seen in the distance.

: Lake San Cristobal, Lake City, Colo.; A sepia postcard of a lake that is surrounded by mountains. There appear to be buildings on the far side of the lake.

: Lake San Cristobal, Lake City, Colo.; A photograph of Lake San Cristobal, in Lake Cirty, Colorado. The photograph shows a lake in between two mountain cannons.

: Lake San Cristobal, Lake City, Colo.; A black and white photo of Lake San Cristobal surrounded by snow covered mountains and buildings.

: Lake San Cristobal- Lake City, Colo.; A photo looking down on Lake San cristobal - with buildings and a canoer visible.

: Lake San Cristobal- Lake City, Colo.; A black and white photo looking over Lake San Cristobal towards mountains in the distance.

: Las Animas River. Aztec, New Mexico; A sepia postcard of the Las Arimas River. There are threes and bushes on both sides of the river and some clouds in the sky.

: Lion's Head and Wolf Creek Pass Highway (Colo.); Black and white lithograph photo print image of a mountain pass road amongst trees. From the elevated vantage point: mountain and rock formations are viewed in the background.

: Lizard Head Peak; A color postcard with a mountain in the background with some trees in the foreground.

: Lizard Head Peak in Telluride, Colorado.; A black and white postcard of a snowy area. There is a mountain peak in the background with some trees in front of it.

: Logging float in Mancos (Colo.) parade; A black and white postcard of a couple of horses pulling a wagon full of logs. There are people riding on top of the log with a banner hanging off of the side. There are also people walking behind the wagon.

: Lone Cone (between Norwood and Dolores, Colo.); A postcard of a snow covered mountain peak with some wispy clouds in the sky. There are some green bushes in the foreground.

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