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- A herd of Hereford cattle feeding at wooden troughs with a large barn and brick and stone silo in the background. Written on back "Banning-Ranch - 1922". Label on back "East El Paso County, CO / Key # C-3 Pic. #2 / Pg. # [blank] of 4". 1
- A herd of about four dozen Hereford bulls are staring at the camera, standing in a corral with a barn, shed and grain silo in the background at the Banning Lewis Ranch. A wooden hay rack is on the left. 1
- A stream runs through grassland in a flat valley in South Park looking east. Run-down ranch buildings and a barn are in the mid-ground. Low hills are in the distance. Location identified as McQuaid’s Ranch. 1
- Adobe and timber barn or storage building with open doorway. 1
- Aerial photograph of a rural neighborhood, likely in El Paso County, Colorado. A dirt road travels through the middle of the photo and buildings are visible throughout the photo. Snow can be seen on the ground. 2
- Barn in clearing on farm with large pile of hay. 1
- Barn with "Midway Ranch" painted on roof, with Pikes Peak visible in background. Photo identified on back as "Midway Ranch, halfway Pueblo to Colorado Springs in I-25." 1
- Barn with a metal roof located northwest of Peyton. Photo is referenced as "B4" in "Historic Sites & Structures El Paso County, Colorado" by Freed, Elaine and David Barber. 1
- Barn with trees in the forground at Ord Ranch at Banning-Lewis Ranch located west off Highway 24 (10 miles east of Colorado Springs). 1
- Barn, silos and windmill with bales of hay alongside and fields behind. Drift fence is in foreground. 1
- Barn, stables and corral at the Pine Cone Ranch (also known as the K.K. Ranch) located at 13985 Vollmer Road in El Paso County. Photo is referenced as "B18" in "Historic Sites & Structures El Paso County, Colorado" by Elaine Freed and David Barber. 1
- Brick barn with wooden outbuildings. 1
- Dairy barns at the Myron Stratton Home. 1
- Deteriorating wooden barn and outbuildings described in notes as “Southpark, Tom McQuaid’s Ranch (old J.P. Ranch)”. 1
- Deteriorating wooden barn surrounded by log fencing. Mountains are in the background. Note state “G.S. Ranch now Buffalo Peaks”. 1
- Front of small wooden barn with door closed and harness hanging alongside. 1
- Gambrel-roof barn with a fence and gate in the foreground identified as Chapel Hill Ranch. 1
- Gambrel-roof barn with tin roof and a cupola located south of Rush. 1
- High-oblique aerial photograph looking north toward Cheyenne Mountain of an open area located south of the main post area of Fort Carson and east of Highway 115. In the foreground are a ranch house, two barns, livestock pens and several out buildings. 1
- Horses behind a fence with a large barn and stable in the background. 1
- Large barn with a windmill to the left of the photograph. 1
- Large barn with mountain range visible in the background. 1
- Large barn with stacked bales of hay visible under its open side on the left. A large grain silo is located adjacent to the barn. Identified as the Gammon barn, Julian Gammon and R.A. McRay established the OZ Ranch located southwest of Ramah before 1874. 1
- Large barn with wooden fences in the foreground. 1
- Large barn with wooden fences. 1
- Large wooden barn and silo. Horse is standing in corral in front of barn. 1
- Large wooden building with multiple windows with wooden shutters and tree alongside. 1
- Long view of a barn, corral and outbuildings with mountains in the background. Notes read “H.C. ‘Carr’ Gilley homestead ranch on the west slopes of Wilkerson Pass”. 1
- Long view of the Myron Stratton Home Grounds with the living areas, dairy barns and prominent smokestack of the steam plant. 1
- Long view of what appears to be a dairy farm with a large gambrel-roof barn with adjacent silo for fodder, smaller gable-roof barn and farmhouse set in rolling hills. Other than the Black Forest, the location was not identified by the photographer. 1
- Old wooden building with corrugated tin roof and bridles hanging from pegs outside. Small porch is at right, with sign reading "working here develops character." 1
- Ramshackle wood lean-to with large wooden barn behind and large shaggy cow standing in front. 1
- Ranch complex of three houses, two barns and several outbuildings. Two trucks are parked in the area. Note states “Frank Turner's ranch. Pioneer family early 1860s.” Research indicates this ranch was located in Southpark near Garo, Colorado. 1
- Rustic rough-out log cabin in the foreground with a large barn in the background at Ord Ranch at Banning-Lewis Ranch located west off Highway 24 (10 miles east of Colorado Springs). 1
- Several men are seen standing near a farm house and outlying buildings on open prairie with hills in the background. A windmill is in the center of the complex and man with a pitchfork can be seen on atop a large stack of vegetation on the right. 1
- Several people stand along a wooden fence with a large barn behind them. 1
- Side of weathered barn in Shooks Run showing weatherboard siding and weathered wooden door. 1
- Small wooden building attached to larger barn with board fence in front and trees behind. Weathervane is on top of small building. 1
- Three barns and several smaller outbuildings are surrounded by a corral with foothills in the distance. Note states “Southpark Ranch, Black Mountain in the background”. 1
- Three people walk down a dirt road adjacent to a barn and outbuilding. Rolling hills are in the background. Note reads “JJ Lipsey, Salt Works”. 1
- Two weathered wood barns with attached sheds and corrals on the Ayer Ranch located at 12620 Meridian Road in El Paso County. Photo is referenced as "B19" in "Historic Sites & Structures El Paso County, Colorado" by Elaine Freed and David Barber. 2
- Two-story house and barn on dirt road with other houses and mountains in background. Photo identified on back as "Residence and barn 717 No. Union before 1912. Can be seen in Panel of 1912 photo." 1
- Very large barn building with three metal-roofed silos and dormer windows. 1
- View of barns, corrals and outbuildings at the Cleavenger Ranch in Westcliffe, Colorado, with the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in the background. 1
- Weathered side of barn with posts holding an eaves roofed in tin and wild flowers and grasses in front. 1
- Wooden barn and fence with horse standing behind. Top of windmill is visible in background. 1
- Wooden barn with metal roof and wooden sculpture of horse on roof. 1
- Wooden barn with snow on roof and snow-covered mountains behind. 1
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