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Looking Up Arequa Valley/Gulch Towards Saddle Between Guyot & Beacon Hills in 1918backside of Looking Up Arequa Valley/Gulch Towards Saddle Between Guyot & Beacon Hills in 1918
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Title (on) Image:
Looking Up Arequa Valley/Gulch Towards Saddle Between Guyot & Beacon Hills in 1918
Photographer [Date]:
[1918]
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Source ID, My Collection:
P-02957 [#4862]
Shareable Link to PC Info:
www.cripplecreekrailroads.com/04library/scnd_postcards_all.php#4862
Description:
When I first saw this view, I knew I had to try my best to win it as to me it was the first look at this part of the District that I ever seen! The hill in background left is the eastern slope of Beacon Hill, making the hill in distance right Guyot Hill. About center sideways and about 2/7 down from the top the Gold Dollar Mine operations are seen, with its high/tall Head-Frame and quite long Ore-House to the right of the head-frame.
graphic for visual presentation of text I think this view is taken along the original road between Victor [located sort of behind to the right] & Cripple Creek [located sort of straight into the image], and which ran the hills in Arequa Gulch where this view is from. I also think that the quite large two-story house seen about 3/8 down from top and about 1/4 in from right-hand side is the same house which appears at the top side of the old Arequa Mill images I've seen, making the hillside to the left of the house the former site of the mill. Making this postcard view even more interesting as it links something old to a more modern time, before all this in my modern time is all gone by the huge tailings of the Open Pit Operation in the district…
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