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Album caption and index card: Trachytic bluffs on the Rio Grande, at the mouth of Lost Trail Creek. The trachyte is exposed over a considerable portion of the mountains, and is particularly noticeable in being banded into bright tints of green, blue, violet, and yellow. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1874. Descriptive Catalog of the Photographs of the United States Geological Survey of the Territories, W. H. Jackson, Photographer, Second Edition, Illustrated, 1874 Series, page 68, No. 129: Trachytic bluffs on the Rio Grande, at the mouth of Lost Trail Creek. The trachyte is exposed over a considerable portion of the mountains, and is particularly noticeable in being banded into bright tints of green, blue, violet,...
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Album caption and index card: The Rio Grande River at Lost Trail Creek. The stream has become so divided among its tributaries that it is here hardly more than a mountain brook. Near by is Jennison's, or Carr's cabin, a favorite stopping place before crossing the range into Bakers Park. The elevation here is 9,600 feet. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1874. Descriptive Catalog of the Photographs of the United States Geological Survey of the Territories, W. H. Jackson, Photographer, Second Edition, Illustrated, 1874 Series, page 68, No. 130: The Rio Grande River at Lost Trail Creek. The stream has become so divided among its tributaries that it is here hardly more than a mountain brook. Near by is Jennison's, or Carr's...
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View on the White Earth River, looking down, where the trail from Los Pinos to Antelope Park crosses the White Earth; is a handsome little pocket of a valley, surrounded by high walls of the variously colored trachytes, characteristic of this region. The river canyons cut deeply, both in entering and leaving this valley. Gunnison and Hinsdale Counties, Colorado. 1874.
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View on the White Earth River, looking down, where the trail from Los Pinos to Antelope Park crosses the White Earth; is a handsome little pocket of a valley, surrounded by high walls of the variously colored trachytes, characteristic of this region. The river canyons cut deeply, both in entering and leaving thisvalley. Gunnison and Hinsdale Counties, Colorado. 1874.
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Album caption and index card: Uncompahgre Mountain. Hinsdale County, Colorado. No date. Handwritten note on album caption: July 1875. Descriptive Catalog of the Photographs of the United States Geological Survey of the Territories, W. H. Jackson, Photographer, Second Edition, Illustrated, 1875 Series, page 75, No. 2 caption, Uncompagre Peak, a boldly outlined mass of trachyte, 14,235 feet in height, and the highest summit of the Uncompagre Mountains, in South western Colorado. The stand-point from the which this view was made is directly east of the peak, and about 12, 500 feet in altitude. The northern face is nearly vertical for over 1,000 feet. The peak is named from the valley and river to the northwest...
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Album caption and index card: Canyon of the Rio Grande at River Bend, a short distance below Carr's cabin. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1874. Handwritten notes on album caption: Verified by Duke University Libraries, Guide to William Henry Jackson Photographs, WHJ-1874-P132. Descriptive Catalog of the Photographs of the United States Geological Survey of the Territories, W. H. Jackson, Photographer, Second Edition, Illustrated, 1874 Series, page 68, No. 132: Cañon of the Rio Grande, at River Bend, a short distance below Carr's cabin.


map background search result map search result map The Rio Grande River at Lost Trail Creek. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1874. Trachytic bluffs on the Rio Grande, at the mouth of Lost Trail Creek. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1874. Canyon of the Rio Grande at River Bend, a short distance below Carr's cabin. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1874. View on the White Earth River, looking down, where the trail from Los Pinos to Antelope Park crosses the White Earth; Gunnison and Hinsdale Counties, Colorado. 1874. View on the White Earth River, looking down, where the trail from Los Pinos to Antelope Park crosses the White Earth; Gunnison and Hinsdale Counties, Colorado. 1874. Uncompahgre Peak from south. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1875. Lower Falls on Lake Fork. Two miles below Argenta Falls the river makes another leap about 50 feet, over the massive gray trachytes characteristic of this region. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1875. View of the Rio Grande near Pole Creek. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1874. (Stereoscopic view) View on the Rio Grande, near Lost Trail Creek. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1874. (Stereoscopic view) View of the Rio Grande, near Pole Creek. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1874. (Stereoscopic view) The Rio Grande, near Lost Trail Creek. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1874. (Stereoscopic view) The Rio Grande, near Lost Trail Creek. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1874. (Stereoscopic view) San Cristobal Lake. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1875. (Stereoscopic view). Lower Falls of Lake Fork. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1875. (Stereoscopic view) Lower Falls of Lake Fork. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1875. Similar to photo no 1654. Uncompahgre Mountain from the south. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1875. (Stereoscopic view) View south across Henson Creek, from near Uncompahgre. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1875. (Stereoscopic view) Uncompahgre Mountain. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1875. Uncompahgre Peak from the north. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1875. Uncompahgre Peak from the north. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1875. View of the Rio Grande near Pole Creek. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1874. (Stereoscopic view) View on the Rio Grande, near Lost Trail Creek. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1874. (Stereoscopic view) View of the Rio Grande, near Pole Creek. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1874. (Stereoscopic view) The Rio Grande, near Lost Trail Creek. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1874. (Stereoscopic view) The Rio Grande, near Lost Trail Creek. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1874. (Stereoscopic view) San Cristobal Lake. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1875. (Stereoscopic view). Lower Falls of Lake Fork. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1875. (Stereoscopic view) Lower Falls of Lake Fork. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1875. Similar to photo no 1654. Uncompahgre Mountain from the south. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1875. (Stereoscopic view) View south across Henson Creek, from near Uncompahgre. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1875. (Stereoscopic view) Uncompahgre Mountain. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1875. Uncompahgre Peak from the north. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1875. Uncompahgre Peak from the north. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1875. The Rio Grande River at Lost Trail Creek. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1874. Trachytic bluffs on the Rio Grande, at the mouth of Lost Trail Creek. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1874. Canyon of the Rio Grande at River Bend, a short distance below Carr's cabin. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1874. Uncompahgre Peak from south. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1875. Lower Falls on Lake Fork. Two miles below Argenta Falls the river makes another leap about 50 feet, over the massive gray trachytes characteristic of this region. Hinsdale County, Colorado. 1875. View on the White Earth River, looking down, where the trail from Los Pinos to Antelope Park crosses the White Earth; Gunnison and Hinsdale Counties, Colorado. 1874. View on the White Earth River, looking down, where the trail from Los Pinos to Antelope Park crosses the White Earth; Gunnison and Hinsdale Counties, Colorado. 1874.