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Southern Colorado O.T. Davis Collection
Part #: ARC-131735
Southern Colorado O.T. Davis Collection. When the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad laid narrow-gauge tracks into La Veta in southern Colorado in July 1876, it preceded Colorado statehood on August 1 by about one month. The southern Colorado frontier from Walsenburg west to Wolf Creek Pass had only a few scattered villages at this time, but silver mines in southwestern Colorado lured the railroad ever westward to haul out the riches. On the scene to photograph these developments was Iowan Ory Thomas (O.T.) Davis, who moved to Colorado in 1885 to work in the copper mines northwest of La Veta. Davis, backed by corporate sponsors from the mines and railroads, opened a commercial photography business in the Walsenburg–La Veta area in 1888 and, later, in Alamosa in 1906. The photographs of O.T. Davis collected in this book vividly capture a bygone era, documenting the frontier history of southern Colorado in the early years of statehood.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford black & silver herald pin
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Part #: CRM-CORRMAP
Colorado Railroad Map. This map covers all known Colorado railroads and electric railways, both operating and abandoned. On the back of this map are smaller detailed maps taken from folders and timetables of some of the most famous railroads to have operated in Colorado including the Colorado Midland, Denver & Rio Grande, Colorado & Southern, Georgetown Loop. Ships folded. 36" x 24" un-folded.
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New York , Ontario & Western pin
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Sunrise Enterprises (To be disc.)
NEW YORK ONTARIO & WESTERN PIN
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