Flatirons photographs, [1946]. [1946]

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Flatirons photographs, [1946]. [1946]

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This envelope contains 7 photographs of the Flatirons in Boulder, Colo. Five of the photographs were taken in winter; three of them taken from the Royal Arch trail, one from the entrance gates of Chautauqua, and one other is taken from the grounds of Chautauqua looking toward the fog-enshrouded Flatirons. In addition, two were taken in summer from the Bluebell Canyon road. One includes a shot of the Bluebell Canyon shelter. The photograph of fog-enshrouded Flatirons is dated 1946; the others are undated. Negatives exist for two of the views of the Flatirons in winter taken from Royal Arch trail.

7 photographs 35cm. x 28cm.

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Fine, Eben G., 1865-1957.

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