Bridges -- Colorado -- Photographs
Found in 15 Collections and/or Records:
George L. Beam photograph of Royal Gorge Bridge
Photograph taken by Beam of the dedication and opening of the Royal Gorge Bridge in Colorado, December 8-9, 1929.
Black Canon of the Gunnison Bridge "B", 1880
Photograph of a railroad bridge crossing river in Black Canyon.
Black Canon of the Gunnison Bridge "B"
Bridge in Animas County
Bridge in Animas County, approximately 1879-1894
Photograph of a train crossing a bridge over a stream. Note on back: "Richard A Ronzio Box 344 Golden, Colo. CR9-1507." Photograph of the Western U. S. with "W.H. Jackson & Co.k Photo., Denver, Colo." printed on the bottom.
George Edward Anderson duplicate prints and manuscripts, 1860-1928
Includes eighteen duplicate prints of the glass plate negatives of various railroad lines in Utah and Colorado. Also included are newpaper clippings and a magazine about George Edward Anderson and his photographs.
George Edward Anderson glass plate negatives, 1860-1928
Includes eighty-three gelatin glass plate negatives taken by George Edward Anderson. The majority of these photographs are of railroads being built and the reconstruction of bridges in Utah and Colorado.
George Edward Anderson internegatives, 1860-1928
Includes 164 internegatives that correspond to the glass plate negatives taken by George Edward Anderson. The majority of these photographs are of railroads being built and the reconstruction of bridges in Utah and Colorado.
George Edward Anderson negatives, 1860-1928
Includes seventy-three negatives that correspond with photograph items one through seventy-three taken by George Edward Anderson. The majority of these photographs are of railroads being built and the reconstruction of bridges in Utah and Colorado.
George Edward Anderson prints, 1860-1928
Includes the prints and digital copies of the glass plate negatives and 4 x 5 negatives which comprise photographic items 1-156 in series 1; all were taken by George Edward Anderson.The majority of these photographs are of railroads being built and the reconstruction of bridges in Utah and Colorado.