Title:
Simpson's Rest
Trinidad Colorado (CO), White Border PM 1924 Oct-6
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Title:
Country Club
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Linen unused
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Title:
Hotel Corinado
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Linen unused
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Title:
Las Animas County Court House
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Linen unused
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Title:
Fort Wootton Memorial Square
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Linen unused
Description:
Perhaps the most unique and most complete Veterans Memorial Edifice in America. This unique memorial square has club rooms for six veteran groups, as well as an administration building and an auditorium with a courtyard and a patio centered in the square. In architecture it resembles the early pioneer forts. It is different from anything else in the country and one of the show spots of Trinidad.
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Title:
Country Club Motor Inn
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Jumbo/Large Format PM 1973 Jun-11
Description:
Home of the fabulous Martha-Lee Restaurant and the Purple Sage Room - All King & Queen Beds, Free TV, Soundproofed and Air Conditioned, Heated Pool and Banquet Rooms - Commercial Rates always. A Best Western Motel at Highways 85 & 87 South 2 blocks.
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Title:
View of Golf Course
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Real Photo PM 1959 Aug-8
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Title:
Trinidad Home For Aged
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Chrome unused
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Title:
Monument Lake
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Chrome unused
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Title:
Base of Fishers Peak
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Chrome unused
Description:
Located on old Santa Fe Trail at the Base of Fishers Peak. Population 10,000; Altitude 6,024
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Title:
Trinidad Home For Aged
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Chrome unused
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Title:
Commercial Street
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Chrome unused
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Title:
Commercial Street, Business Section
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Chrome unused
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Title:
Las Animas County Court House
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Chrome unused
Description:
A photo of the Las Animas County Court House
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Title:
Lee's Bar-B-Q
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Chrome unused
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Title:
Main Street and Business Section
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Chrome unused
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Title:
LEE'S BAR-B-Q
TRINIDAD Colorado (CO), Chrome unused
Description:
Southern Colorado's most modem and up-to-date Drive-Inn featuring delicious sandwiches - Bar-B-Q Chicken - Bar-B-Q Ribs. Complete Fountain Service. Owned and Operated by Ray and Bob Lee
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Title:
The Cardenas Hotel
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Country Club Motel
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Linen
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Title:
Fisher's Peak
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Apr-13
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Title:
Fisher's Peak
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Feb-5
Description:
Population 10,000 Elevation 5250 Ft. 10 miles in distance. Elevation 10,200 ft.
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Title:
Simpson's Rest and Monument
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1908
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Title:
Kit Carson Park
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Fishers Peak
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Real Photo unused
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Title:
"After the Storm" on Commercial Street
St. Trinidad Colorado (CO), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Saint Rapheal Hospital
Trinidad Colorado (CO), White Border PM 1927 Nov-19
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Title:
Bird's Eye View of Trinidad, Colo.
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
Trinidad is in the center of a large mineral district; coal mining, manufacturing of coke, iron, mineral paint, lime, fire brick, and lumber are the principal industries of Trinidad, although it is the largest wool and hide shipping point in Colorado. The city is surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery. The flat-topped peak on the range beyond is known as Fisher's Peak, while nearby is Simpson's Rest. Altitude 5,982 feet. Population 7,000.
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Title:
The Cardenas
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Country Club Motel
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Linen
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Title:
Frontier Motel
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Linen
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Title:
First National Bank
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Main Street
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Masonic Temple and S.H. Kress & Co. Store
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Santa Fe Depot
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Commercial Street Bridge
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back PM 1909 Oct-30
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Title:
M. E. Church
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Cars Aren't Large Enough at Trinidad so we Ship Them in Sections
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
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Title:
E's Motor Lodge
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Linen unused
Description:
1125 East Main Street
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Title:
Purgatoire River
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Real Photo unused
Description:
Fisher's Pier in background
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Title:
City Hall
Trinidad Colorado (CO), White Border unused
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Title:
Commercial Street
Trinidad Colorado (CO), White Border unused
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Title:
Bird's-Eye View of Town, showing Fisher's Peak
Trinidad Colorado (CO), White Border PM 1920 Mar-10
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Title:
Simpson's Rest
Trinidad Colorado (CO), White Border PM 1922 Aug-8
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Title:
Main Street Business Section
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Chrome
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Title:
Gateway Motel
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Linen unused
Description:
At the foot of Raton Pass, on U.S. Highways 85 and 87. Four miles south of Trinidad
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Title:
Bird's-Eye View of Trinidad, Colo
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
The city of Trinidad is beautifully environed by mountain scenery as are most cities of Colorado. The mining of coal and manufacture of coke, iron, lumber, mineral paint, lime, plaster of paris and fire brick are the principal industries and it is the largest wool and hide shipping point in the State. The Eastern approach to Raton Pass is begun at Trinidad
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Title:
Birdseye view of Trinidad
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
the city of Trinidad is beautifully environed by mountain scenery as are most cities of Colorado. The mining of coal and manufacture of coke, iron, lumber, mineral paint, lime, plaster of paris and fire brick are the principal industries and it is the largest wool and hide shipping point in the state. The eastern approach to Raton Pass is begun at Trinidad
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Title:
Fisher's Peak
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
The conspicuous flat topped peak on the range to the east of Trinidad is known as Fisher's Peak. On the right rises a ruddy cliff, called Simpson's Rest. Upon its top a party of pioneers was besieged by Indians in the early days and one of the survivors named Simpson chose to be buried there many years after. A rude monument surmounts the Rest, which may be seen from the train
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Title:
Snowy Range near Trinidad
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back
Description:
The Snowy Ranger presents no scenery of the tremendous type, but frequently views wide in scope and full of beauty are seen. It is eternally snowcapped -- hence its name. The Spanish Peaks are also near Trinidad. They are a prominent feature of the landscape. Both these magnificent mountain views may be seen from Santa Fe trains, crossing the southwest corner of Colorado, en route to sunny California
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Title:
Fisher's Peak
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
Fisher's Peak, near Trinidad, Colorado. The conspicuous flat topped peak on the range to the east of Trinidad is known as Fisher's Peak. On the right rises a ruddy cliff, called Simpson's Rest. Upon its top a party of pioneers was besieged by Indians in the early days and one of the survivors named Simpson chose to be buried there many years after. A rude monument surmounts the Rest, which may be seen from the train
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Title:
View of Hotel Cardenas
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
The Cardenas at Trinidad, built of stone and concrete in the impressive style of the Old California Missions. It is named after Don Garcia Lopez de Cardenas, a captain in Coronado's army, which left Mexico in 1540 on his expedition of conquest. It is said that Cardenas was the first white man to behold the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River in Arizona. Trinidad is the largest wool and hide shipping point in Colorado. It is the center of immense coal, coke, and iron industries. At Trinidad begins the ascent of the Raton Pass
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Title:
Cardenas Hotel
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
The Cardenas at Trinidad, built of stone and concrete in the impressive style of the Old California Missions, is named after Don Garcia Lopez de Cardenas, a captain of Coronado's army which left Mexico in 1540 on his expedition of conquest. It is said that Cardenas was the first white man to behold the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River in Arizona. Trinidad is the largest wool and hide shipping point in Colorado. It is the center of immense coal, coke and iron industries. At Trinidad begins the ascent of the Raton Pass
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Title:
Snowy Range
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
The Snowy range presents no scenery of the tremendous type, but frequently views wide in scope and full of beauty are seen. It is visible for miles as the train hurries along. It is eternally snow-capped hence its name
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Title:
Fisher's Peak
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
The conspicuous flat topped peak on the range to the east of Trinidad is known as Fisher's Peak. On the right rises a ruddy cliff, called Simpson's Rest. Upon its top a party of pioneers was besieged by Indians in the early days and one of the survivors named Simpson chose to be buried there many years after. A rude monument surmouhts the Rest, which may be seen from the train
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Title:
Old Santa Fe Trail Over Raton Mountains
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
The track follows the Old Santa Fe Trail over the Raton Mountains, and many glimpses of the Trail may be had as the train winds around and over the pass. When the railroad was first built it climbed over the top of the mountain, but now leaves the Trail near the top and goes through a tunnel. The tunnel lies in New Mexico. A boundry post between Colorado and New Mexico will be noticed about fifty feet from the entrance
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Title:
Fisher's Peak and Trinidad
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
The conspicuous flat topped peak on the range to the east of Trinidad is known as Fisher's Peak. On the right rises a ruddy cliff called Simpson's Rest. Upon its top a party of pioneers was besieged by Indians in the early days and one of the survivors named Simpson chose to be buried there years after
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Title:
Cardenas Hotel, Trinidad, Colorado
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
The Cardenas at Trinidad, built of stone and concrete in the impressive style of the Old California Missions. It is named after Don Garcia Lopez de Cardenas, a captain in Coronado's army, which left Mexico in 1540 on his epedition of conquest. It is said that Cardenas was the first white man to behold the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River in Arizona. Trinidad is the largest wool and hide shipping point in Colorado. It is the center of immense coal, coke, and iron industries. At Trinidad begins the ascent of the Raton Pass
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Title:
Fisher's Peak and Trinidad
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
The conspicuous flat topped peak on the range of the east of Trinidad is known as Fisher's Peak. On the right rises a ruddy cliff called Simpson's Rest. Upon its top a party of pioneers was besieged by Indians in the early days and one of the survivors named Simpson chose to be buried there years after
Detroit Publishing Co
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Title:
Cardenas Hotel
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
The Cardenas at Trinidad, built of stone and concrete, in the impressive style of the old California Missions. It is named after Don Garcia Lopez de Cardenas, a captain in Cornonado's army which left Mexico in 1540 on his expedition of conquest. It is said that Cardenas was the first white man to behold the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River in Arizona. Trinidad is the largest wool and hide shipping point in Colorado. It is the center of immense coal, coke, and iron industries. At Trinidad begins the ascent of the Raton Pass
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Title:
Stonewall Gap on the Circle Trip
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Fisher's Peak, Alt.9,586 ft
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Paul Nelson's Super Quality Trading Post
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Linen unused
Description:
Population 12,000. Elevation 5,999. Trinidad has a fine climate the year around and the best water to be had. The famous Stonewall Valley and Sangre de Cristo Range, the playground of Southern Colorado are about 40 miles southwest of Trinidad. Here good fishing, hunting and unexcelled scenery abound. Trinidad is the home of the famous Kit Carson Round-up held each fall. This is the big show of the West
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Title:
Fisher's Peak
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
The conspicuous flat topped peak on the range to the east of Trinidad is known as Fisher's Peak. On the right rises a ruddy cliff called Simpson's Rest. Upon its top a party of pioneers were besieged by Indians in the early days and one of the survivors named Simpson chose to be buried there years after
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Title:
Country Club Motor Inn
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Chrome PM 1967 Dec-17
Description:
All king & queen beds, free TV, soundproofed and air conditioned, heated pool and banquet rooms - commercial rates always
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Title:
The Cardenas Hotel
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Jan-4
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Title:
Trinidad, Colo
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
Altitude 6250 feet
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Title:
Catholic Church
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back PM 1911 Jul-26
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Title:
Raton Tunnel, Highest Point on the Santa Fe
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
Altitude 7,622 feet. The tunnel at Raton Pass is 15 miles beyond Trinidad. The track follows the Old Santa Fe Trail, which is one of the oldest human pathways found on this continent. The grade up the pass is remarkably steep; two powerful mountain engines are required to haul the train on the upward climb. From the car window one may see an endless variety of mountain views. The Santa Fe has recently completed a second tunnel considerably below the original tunnel
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Title:
Hotel Cardenas
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
Built of stone and concrete in the impressive style of the Old California Missions. It is named after Don Garcia Lopez de Cardenas, a captain in Coronado's army. It is said that Cardenas was the first white man to behold the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River in Arizona. Trinidad is the largest wool and hide shipping point in Colorado. It is the center of immense coal, coke, and iron industries. At Trinidad begins the ascent of the Raton Pass
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Title:
Waterfall at Central Park
Trinidad Colorado (CO), White Border PM 1917 Aug-13
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Title:
Simpson's Rest
Trinidad Colorado (CO), White Border PM 1917 Nov-5
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Title:
Fisher's Peak
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
Fisher's Peak, near Trinidad, Colorado. The conspicuous flat topped peak on the range to the east of Trinidad is known as Fisher's Peak. On the right rises a ruddy cliff, called Simpson's Rest. Upon its top a party of pioneers was besieged by Indians in the early days and one of the survivors named Simpson chose to be buried there many years after. A rude monument surmounts the Rest, which may be seen from the train
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Title:
Hotel Cardenas
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back PM 1909 Dec-3
Description:
The Cardenas at Trinidad, built of stone and concrete in the impressive style of the Old California Missions. It is named after Don Garcia Lopez de Cardenas, a captain in Coronado's army, which ____ Mexico in 1540 on his expedition of conquest. It is said that Cardenas is the first white man to behold the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River in Arizona. Trinidad is the largest wool and hide shipping point in Colorado. It is the center of immense coal, coke and iron industries. At Trinidad begins the ascent of the Raton Pass
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Title:
M. E. Church
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Spanish Peak, elevation 14,000 feet
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back PM 1909 Jan-17
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Title:
Hotel Cardenas
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
The Cardenas at Trinidad, built of stone and concrete in the impressive style of the Old California Missions. It is named after Don Garcia Lopez de Cardenas, a captain in Coronado's army, which left Mexico in 1540 on his expedition of conquest. It is said that Cardenas was the first white man to behold the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River in Arizona. Trinidad is the largest wool and hide shipping point in Colorado. It is the center of immense coal, coke and iron industries. At Trinidad begins the ascent of the Raton Pass
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Title:
Fisher's Peak and Trinidad
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Linen
Description:
The conspicuous flat-topped peak on the range to the east of Trinidad is known as Fisher's Peak. On the right rises a ruddy cliff called Simpson's Rest
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Title:
Frontier Motel
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Linen PM 1952 Jan-3
Description:
Your Home Away from Home The New Frontier Motel One of Colorado's Newest and Finest Tile Baths - Telephone in Every Room. Trinidad, Colorado Home of Picturesque Fisher's Peak
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Title:
Trinidad Colo., and Fishers Park
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Birdseye view
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
Trinidad is in the center of a large mineral district; coal mining, manufacturing of coke, iron, mineral paint, lim, fire brick, and lumber are the principal industries of Trinidad, although it is the largest hide and wool shipping point in Colorado. The city is surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery. The flat-topped peak on the range beyond is known as Fisher's Peak, while nearby is Simpson's Rest. Altitude 5,982 feet. Population 7,000
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Title:
Cardenas Hotel
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back PM 1923 Feb-17
Description:
The Cardenas at Trinidad, built of stone and concrete in the impressive style of the Old California Missions, is named after Don Garcia Lopez de Cardenas, a captain of Coronado's army which left Mexico in 1540 on his expedition of conquest. It is said that Cardenas was the first white man to behold the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River in Arizona. Trinidad is the largest wool and hide shipping point in Colorado. It is the center of immense coal, coke and iron industries. At Trinidad begins the ascent of the Raton Pass
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Title:
Cardenas Hotel
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
THE CARDENAS AT TRINIDAD, built of stone and concrete in the impressive style of the Old California Missions, is named after Don Garcia Lopez de Cardenas, a captain of Coronado's army which left Mexico in 1540 on his expedition of conquest. It is said that Cardenas was the first white man to behold the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River in Arizona. Trinidad is the largest wool and hide shipping point in Colorado. It is the center of immense coal, coke and iron industries. At Trinidad begins the ascent of the Raton Pass
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Title:
Simpson's Monument
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Old Baca House and Pioneer Museum
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Chrome unused
Description:
Home of the Baca Family on the Old Santa Fe Trail, Trinidad, Colo
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Title:
Commercial Street Business Section
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Chrome unused
Description:
Series ICS-59124
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Title:
Commercial St Bridge
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back PM Jul-31
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Title:
Fort Wootton Memorial Square
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Linen unused
Description:
Perhaps the Most Unique and Most Complete Veterans Memorial Edifice in America. This unique memorial square has club rooms for six veteran groups and well as an administration building and an auditorium with a courtyard and patio centered in the square. In architecture it resembles the early pioneer forts. It is different from anything else in the country and one of the show spots of Trinidad
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Title:
Simpson's Rest
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
One sees from the train a ruddy cliff, rising to a height of several hundred feet, known as Simpson's Rest. Upon its top a party of pioneers were besieged by Indians in the early days and one of the survivors, named Simpson, chose to be buried there many years after, when his time came to die. A rude monument surmounts Simpson's Rest and may be seen from the train. Trinidad is the county seat of Las Animas County. altitude 5,982 feet. Population 7,000.
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Title:
Presbyterian Church
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Post Card (Undivided Back)
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Title:
First Congregational Church
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back PM 1907
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Title:
Stonewall Gap
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Linen unused
Description:
Stonewall Gap lies about 32 miles west of Trinidad at the foot of the Sangre De Cristo Range. This wall formation extends nearly all the way from Canada to Mexico, outcropping along the wall is about 200 feet high and 25 feet wide. This district is a mountain recreation area for Trinidad and its visitors.
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Title:
Simpson's Rest From Residence District
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Linen unused
Description:
Overlooking Trinidad from the north is the picturesque battlement of Simpson's Rest, a huge outjutting bluff commanding wonderful panoramas of Trinidad and Fishers Peak and of the country to the east.
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Title:
The Cardenas Santa Fe Hotel
Trinidad Colorado (CO), White Border unused
Description:
The Cardenas at Trinidad, built of stone and concrete in the impressive style of the Old California Missions, is named after Don Garcia Lopez de Cardenas, a captain of Coronado's army which left Mexico in 1540 on his expedition of conquest. It is said that Cardenas was the first white man to behold the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River in Arizona. Trinidad is the largest wool and hide shipping point in Colorado. It is the center of immense coal, coke and iron industries. At Trinidad begins the ascent of the Raton Pass.
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Title:
Morley Mine
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Snow Covered Depot with Prospect Point in the Distance
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Snow Covered Depot - December 7, 1913
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Real Photo unused
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Title:
When Thoroughbreds Meet Be There! Where? The Fair Trinidad Las Animas County, Colorado
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back
Description:
September 12, 13, 14, 15 1910
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Title:
Commercial Street
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back PM 1916 Jul-19
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Title:
Fisher's Peak and Trinidad, Colorado
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
The conspicuous flat topped peak on the range to the east of Trinidad is known as Fisher's Peak. On the right rises a ruddy cliff called Simpson's Rest. Upon its top a party of pioneers was besieged by Indians in the early days and one of the survivors named Simpson chose to be buried there years after
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Title:
Old Santa Fe Trail, over Raton Mountains
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
The track follows the Old Santa Fe Trail over the Raton Mountains, and many glimpses of the Trail may be had as the train winds around and over the pass. When the railroad was first built it climbed over the top of the mountain, but now leaves the Trail near the top and goes through a tunnel. The tunnel lies in New Mexico. A boundary post between Colorado and New Mexico will be noticed about fifty feet from the entrance
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Title:
Court House
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Commercial Street Bridge
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back PM 1909 Sep-6
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Title:
Fisher Peak
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
Altitude, 10,200 feet
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Title:
Coke Ovens
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back PM 1911 Jul-31
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Title:
Cattle Drive in Raton Mountains
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
Description:
The old Santa Fe trail, over which the cattle are being driven, is one of interest as belonging to the ante-railroad period of thrilling adventure, for by that trail journeyed every overland stage, every caravan, every prairie schooner, every emigrant, and every soldier cavalcade bound to the Southwest in the early days. The Raton tunnel at an elevation of 7,600 feet is near the top and is the highest point reached by the Santa Fe
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Title:
Berg Building, Trinidad Jr. College
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Kendall Community House and Miramonte Dining Room
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Linen unused
Description:
These buildings are for the comfort of the public at Monument Lake Park, the Mountain playground for Trinidad and neighboring communities at an elevation of 8,500 ft., amid timber and hills, reflecting the snow capped peaks of the Sangre De Cristo Range, this spot is ideal for mountain recreation
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Title:
Raton Tunnels, between Trinidad, Colorado, and Raton, New Mexico
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Linen PM 1949 Nov-13
Description:
H-1561 Hotels-Shops, Fred Harvey Restaurant Raton Tunnel, the highest point on the Santa Fe, has an altitude of 7,622 feet. The tunnel is 15 miles beyond Trinidad, Colorado
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Title:
Entrance. Kit Carson Park
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Linen unused
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Title:
Methodist Church And Parsonage
Trinidad Colorado (CO), White Border unused
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Title:
Snowy Range
Trinidad Colorado (CO), White Border unused
Description:
Fred Harvey The Snowy Range presents no scenery of the tremendous type, but frequently views wide in scope and full of beauty are seen. It is visible for miles as the train hurries along. It is eternally snow-capped - hence its name.
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Title:
Hotel Cardenas
Trinidad Colorado (CO), White Border unused
Description:
Fred Harvey The Cardenas at Trinidad, built of stone and concrete in the impressive style of the Old California Missions. It is named after Don Garcia Lopez de Cardenas, a captain in Coronado's army, which left Mexico in 1540 on his expedition of conquest. It is said that Cardenas was the first white man to behold the Grand Canyon of the Colorado river in Arizona. Trinidad is the largest wool and hide shipping point in Colorado. It is the center of immense coal, coke, and iron industries. At Trinidad begins the ascent of the Raton Pass.
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Title:
Trinidad Auto Camp
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Linen unused
Description:
1700 Country Club Drive Trinidad, Colo. H. I. Cawthon, Proprietor On the historic Old Santa Fe Trail. U. S. 85.
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Title:
Spanish Peaks
Trinidad Colorado (CO), Linen unused
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