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- A group of men and women gather around a mineral spring. 1
- A group well-dressed group of men, women and a child in Manitou Springs are gathered around the Soda Spring mineral water basin with the rustic gazebo of the Navajo Spring in the background. 1
- A large group of men and women pose for a photo on the veranda and balcony of the Queen Anne Style Manitou Bath House possibly when it first opened in 1882/3. It was torn down in the early 1920s. 1
- A man stands next to a natural spring in Austin Bluffs at Nordrach Ranch Sanatorium. In this area now known as Palmer Park, patients were encouraged to exercise daily as a component of their open air treatment for tuberculosis. 1
- Beamed pavilion built around 7 Minute Spring of Manitou Springs in the 1930s. Benches rim the outside of the structure. Printed on front "Manitou, Colorado." Sign on building "Famous 7 Minute Springs". 1
- Colorized view of Soda Spring, Cheyenne Spring, Navajo Spring, and Cliff House in Manitou Springs. Colorado Springs and Interurban Railway streetcar #47 and carriages visible on the street. 1
- Entrance to the baths inside the spa, showing mineral spring in foreground and Bath House Office desk in rear. Signs say "Entrance to Baths" and "Bath House Office". A woman is at the desk speaking to the clerk. 1
- Fashionably-dressed people stroll around a wooden building with cupola and sign "Manitou Spring". Stone wall in foreground houses a spring where two men are drinking. 1
- Fashionably-dressed women walking toward the Cheyenne Spring and Soda Spring Pavilion in Manitou Springs. The Mount Manitou Incline can be seen in the background. 1
- Five images on a full-page spread. 1
- Hand-lettered on the photograph 1
- Horse-drawn carriage stands in front of wooden building with signs "Ute Iron Spring". Building next door has sign "Ute Iron Springs J.G. Hiestand, Prop." Photo is numbered 68 on lower right of print. 444 Ruxton Avenue. 1
- Identified as "Manitou Springs Fountain" 1
- Iron Spring pavilion with a woman and two children standing outside next to a buggy in a forested area. 1
- Looking down a canyon with the Ute Iron Springs building in the mid-ground with a streetcar parked nearby. People are walking on the street. Tented cabins are visible on the hilliside to the left. 1
- Manitou Spring kiosk in the Spa Building at 938 Manitou Avenue. 1
- Panoramic photo of downtown Manitou Springs featuring the Cheyenne Spring house, Soda Spring Pavilion, Navajo Spring house and Manitou Mineral Water Company building. 1
- Pavilion identified as Mineral Springs, also known as the R.M. Davis Soda Springs Pavilion, is in the foreground and the Cliff House Hotel in the background in Manitou Springs. 1
- Printed on front "Navajo Mineral Springs. Manitou, Colo." Sign on building "Navajo Mineral springs." 1
- Rock formation with two spigots spouting water, standing next to large stone building. Frame building and park bench visible to the left. Cup dispenser is attached to the building at the right of the spring. 1
- Sayer Birdhead stands beside a natural mineral spring in Austin Bluffs, an area of Colorado Springs now known as Palmer Park. Written on the album page "Sater Birdhead." Research indicates that this is likely Arthur Sayer Brodhead. 1
- Scene in front of Manitou Springs Pavilion and Navajo Spring, showing streetcar #52, a horse-drawn carriage and two automobiles [the one on the right appears to be a circa 1915 Ford Model T touring sedan]. Numerous pedestrians are seen in the area. 1
- Several tourists are gathered at the entrance of a building displaying “Ute Iron Spring” and “Famous Iron Springs – Visitors Welcome” above. “1913” is written at the bottom of the print. 1
- Shelter house pavilion with arches and a Spanish tile roof erected by the Colorado Springs Park Commission over Tahama Spring in Monument Valley Park, part of the municipal park system. 1
- Sign reads "The World Famous Manitou Spa / Mineral Baths, Gift Shops, Restaurant, Art Gallery, Antiques / Health Club, Hot Baths, Open all year". To the left of the spa is a sign that reads "The Golden Era." 1958 Pontiac in foreground. 1
- Single-story mission-style building with a tile roof that has a sign that reads 1
- Soda Spring Pavilion with a woman walking over its pedestrian bridge. 1
- Soda Spring inside Manitou Bath House. 1
- Soda Springs Pavilion and Navajo Springs building with tourists visible in the area. 1
- Soda Springs pavilion with a horse and buggy parked under a sign stating "Manitou Soda Spring - Drink from the largest in the world" 1
- Torii Japanese gate is at the entrance to a single-story mission-style building with a tile roof that has a sign that reads 1
- Tourists pose for a photo standing behind a small train hauling children. A rustic beamed pavilion built around the 7 Minute Spring of Manitou Springs is in the background. The sign on building reads "Famous 7 Minute Spring". 1
- Two boys stand at the base of the Ute Chief Gusher mineral spring. 1
- Unidentified building in Manitou Springs with numerous people sitting outdoors under awnings. Bicycles are propped against the fence in front. Unreadable sign in front appears to have the work "School" in the title. 1
- View of Cheyenne Spring and Soda Spring Pavilion and Park in Manitou Springs with a boy in knickers and man standing near the street on the left. 1
- View of Soda Spring Pavilion and Cliff House in Manitou Springs. 1
- View of Soda Spring and Cliff House in Manitou Springs. 2
- View of Soda Spring, Navajo Spring, and Cliff House in Manitou Springs. 1
- View of mineral spring in Manitou Springs with gazebo in background. One of five images on a full-page spread. 1
- View of the Queen Anne Style Manitou Bath House that first opened in 1882/3. It was torn down in the early 1920s. 1
- Winged animal ornament dispensing water at the Manitou Spring kiosk in the Spa Building at 938 Manitou Avenue. 1
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