Railroad tracks : Yount Mill. [between 1898 and 1904].

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Railroad tracks : Yount Mill. [between 1898 and 1904].

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View looking north towards the Red Rocks, with the Boulder-Colorado Sanitarium in the distance, and close up is Yount Mill, the Brierley farm, Red Rock Home and Marshall Gold Extraction Works, with freight cars sitting on the tracks of the Colorado and Northwestern Railroad; and a view looking east from the mouth of Boulder Canyon with the railroad spur running to Yount Mill, Red Rock Home at 101 Pearl in the foreground, with another farmhouse behind it.

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