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An automobile is parked to the left of damaged and destroyed homes after the Memorial Day flood of 1935 in Colorado Springs. "S. Nevada Avenue, Ivywild After Flood May 30-'35 Colo Spgs." is annotated at the bottom of the photo. 1

Badly damaged house and washed out road showing damage caused by the Memorial Day flood in 1935. 4

Badly damaged house, identified on back as Park Superintendent's house [Gustav A. Hennenhofer], and the site of Uintah Street bridge, showing damage caused by the Memorial Day flood in 1935. 1

Badly damaged houses and washed out creek bed showing damage caused by the Memorial Day flood in 1935. 2

Banks of Fountain Creek after the flood, showing mud and debris and flood amage. "12" printed in lower right of photo. Photo identified on back as "Looking west at S. Nevada Ave. & Fountain Creek." 1

Bijou Street Bridge, damaged in the Memorial Day Flood in 1935. People can be seen along the intact portion of the bridge at the top of the photo. 1

Bijou Street bridge after the flood of 1935 showing Monument Creek with two men looking at the destroyed bridge. 1

Boy holding shovel and young man holding axe standing on top of a pile of rubble in front of destroyed houses surrounded by trees. Another young man stands at the right. Reversed-image number 5 is written on left of print. . 1

Buckled railway tracks running into river with smokestacks in distance and people standing alongside studying the damage. Photo identified on back as 1921 flood in Pueblo. 1

Carl Decker stands next to a partially excavated automobile destroyed and buried in mud during the Memorial Day flood of 1935 in Colorado Springs. Mud covers the road and ground behind the car in a residential area. 1

Cottages ripped off their foundations after the 1935 Memorial Day flood. "Pikes Peak Cottage City after flood May 30 - '35, Colo. Spgs." is annotated at the bottom of the photo. 1

Crowd of people and line of cars on Colorado Avenue during flood. Car at right has tire cover that reads "DeHart's Radio & Electric Service." Sign for Collier Lumber Co. is visible in background. 1

Damage to the Sheet Metal Products Company building following the Memorial Day Flood of 1935. The side of the building has been torn off exposing the sheet metal shop inside. 1

Damaged buildings with flood waters running through wooded area. Photo identified on back as "Flood in Cheyenne Canon, early June 1921. Harding-in-the-Canon." 1

Damaged concrete pilings along Fountain Creek after the flood. Cheyenne Mountain is visible in distance. "19" printed on lower right of print. 1

Damaged house and flooded road showing damage caused by the Memorial Day flood in 1935. 1

Damaged houses along a waterway caused by the Memorial Day flood of 1935 in Colorado Springs. Identified as "Flood on N. Arcadia Street". 1

Debris along twisted and demolished railroad tracks. People stand on far side of demolished bridge. "Rio Grande & Rock Island Main Line Bridge Gone No. 11" written on bottom of print. 1

Debris and damaged banks with floodwaters of Fountain Creek in foreground. "20" printed on lower right of photo. Photo identified on back. 1

Debris in riverbed of Fountain Creek. Three people stand on far bank. "13" printed in lower right of photo. Photo identified on back as "S. Nevada at Fountain Creek looking west." 1

Debris is strewn along a recently flooded area following the Flood of 1935. Etched onto print "Man Proposes God Disposes" and "100 tons moved 100 feet, Rio Grande Bridge No. 21". 1

Debris, segments of remaining walls of structures and twisted railroad tracks are visible following the Memorial Day flood of 1935 in Colorado Springs. "R.R. Bridge / Flood May 30-'35 / Colo Sprgs" is annotated at the bottom of the photo. 1

Destruction and debris left behind by the Memorial Day flood in 1935. 5

Eroded banks of a waterway at Stratton Park just after the 1935 Memorial Day flood in Colorado Springs. 1

Family surveying damaged of the wreckage left behind by the Memorial Day flood in 1935. 1

Flood debris in riverbed in front of Van Briggle Pottery building. "26" printed in lower right of photo. Photo identified on back as "Van Briggle Pottery & Uintah St." 1

Flood waters move past demolished bridge and pipe line in Monument Valley Park. "25" printed in lower right of photo. Photo identified on back as Mesa Road and Monument Valley Park. 1

Flood waters pour over a road and walkway in Manitou Springs. The state of Colorado was hit with a massive rain storm on June 4, 1921 devastating communities between Pueblo and Denver. 1

Flood waters pour under the door and walkway of a store in Manitou Springs. The state of Colorado was hit with a massive rain storm on June 4, 1921 devastating communities between Pueblo and Denver. The awning of this store reads "Laces & Embroidery." 1

Flood waters roll through a residential area of Stratton Park during the 1935 Memorial Day flood. 1

Flood waters roll through a stand of trees at Stratton Park during the 1935 Memorial Day flood in Colorado Springs. 1

Flood waters roll through a stand of trees at Stratton Park just after the 1935 Memorial Day flood in Colorado Springs. 1

Flood waters roll through an area of stone pillars and a stand of trees at Stratton Park during the 1935 Memorial Day flood in Colorado Springs. 1

Flood waters with houses and trees in distance. "South" is marked on top of print. "'The Fountain' runs amuck. Memorial day 1935 Colo Springs - No. 9. From Midland Bridge" written on bottom of print. 1

Flooded creek bed near the Iron Springs Hotel. Washed out train tracks balance precariously. The state of Colorado was hit with a massive rain storm on June 4, 1921 devastating communities between Pueblo and Denver. 1

Floodwaters on Colorado Avenue with onlookers. Antlers Hotel is visible in background. 1

Floodwaters swirling around houses. 1

Man standing in water surveying damage to demolished bridge with debris around. Another man hangs on to side of bridge. Photo identified on back. 1

Memorial Day Flood 3

Memorial Day Flood. 1

Memorial Day Flood. Picture ran in Gazette Telegraph on May 31, 1956 p.5. 1

Men stand on flood damaged bridge over Monument Creek. Dirt road goes over bridge, which is littered with boards . A sawhorse stands at right side of bridge. 1

Men staring at debris and building rubble in center of street in downtown Pueblo. Trucks hauling off debris are behind. Store signs visible in background include "White & Davis" "Pope Block" and part of the F.W. Woolworth sign. 1

Mesa Road over Monument Creek washed out. 1

Mud and debris in front of badly-damaged houses with car parked at far left. "So. Nevada Ave. Ivywild After Flood May 30-35 Colo Spgs." written on lower right of print. 1

Mud and debris in front of buildings after the Memorial Day flood of 1935. "17." printed in lower right of photo. 1

Mud and debris in front of buildings after the Memorial Day flood of 1935. "18." printed in lower right of photo. Photo identified on back as Spruce & Boulder. 1

Mud and debris pile up in lake in Monument Valley Park. Two women are standing in midground. Photo identified on back as "Monument Valley Park - First Lake." "8." printed in lower right of print. 1

Mud and flood damage inside house on Spruce Street. 1

Mud, debris and pieces of a concrete bridge and roadway lie in the bed of Fountain Creek, identified on back as at South Nevada Avenue. "11." printed in lower right of photo. 1

Mud, debris and pools of water between houses and trees. Greenhouses are visible in background. Photo identified on back as "Joe Pallas greenhouse S. Tejon E. Las Vegas." "22." printed in lower right of photo. 1

Partially damaged wooden bridge in Roswell caused by the Memorial Day flood of 1935 in Colorado Springs. A small railroad station, metal storage tanks and houses are seen in the background. 1

People standing in mud- and water-covered street surveying damage to buildings and trees. Large pile of uprooted trees is in center of picture in front of building. Photo identified on back. "15." printed on bottom right of print. 1

Printed on front "'Death Car' on which Pueblo couple [Orvill O'Neal - Helen Carver] were swept to a watery grave / Buried in sand near Lowell St. #67". See image 537-165 for related postcard. 1

Receding flood waters on West Colorado Avenue in front of Whiteway Public Market. Two men walk in street amid debris. Towers of the second Antlers Hotel visible in distance. Photo identified on back as "West Colorado Avenue (4 1

Remains of a small Ferris wheel and carnival tents are seen in the background of an inundated residential area following the Memorial Day flood. “Carnival Grounds After Flood May 30 – 35” annotated on print. 1

Several heavily storm damaged buildings and debris are in the midst of a flooded area. 1

Small wood-frame houses half-sunk in flood waters. Car is in water at left. "Colorado Springs Flood 5-30-35 W. Platte Ave." printed on bottom of photo. 1

Storefronts in Manitou showing buckled sidewalks and heavily exposed streetcar railroad ties and tracks after the flood. Children are crossing the street to stores. “Photo by Standley 2” is annotated in the lower right. 1

Storm drain in flooded median along Academy Boulevard in the rain. Two cars are parked alongside with hoods raised. 1

Swimming pool and bathhouse in Monument Valley Park with mud and river in foreground after the Memorial Day flood of 1935. Printed in lower right of print 1

Tahama Spring Pavilion in Monument Valley Park after the Memorial Day flood of 1935, with debris throughout. 1

The Bijou Street Bridge, destroyed in the Memorial Day Flood in 1935, with people surveying the damage in the distance. 1

The Tahama Spring Pavilion in Monument Valley park after the Memorial Day flood of 1935, with mud and downed trees around. "36." printed on lower right of print. 1

Two boys wielding sledge hammers stand atop a pile of wooden and metal debris with trees and collapsed houses in the background caused by the Memorial Day flood of 1935 in Colorado Springs. 1

Two cars stuck in mud in front of storefronts. 1

Uprooted and pushed over trees left behind by the flood waters of the Memorial Day flood in 1935. 1

Uprooted trees and branches mounded by the flood waters of the Memorial Day flood in 1935. 1

View of a wide flood plain [probably along Fountain Creek] caused by the Memorial Day flood of 1935 in Colorado Springs. Elevated railroad tracks are in the foreground. Identified as "Creek from Highway 85-87 south". 1

View of damaged Bijou Street Bridge caused by the Memorial Day flood in 1935. 2

View of demolished bridge over Fountain Creek with receding flood waters. Signs on stores visible include "Veterinary Hospital" and "Auto Repairing". 1

View of the exterior of a home. The foundation of the home has been washed away. Location identified as a side street near Weber Avenue. 1

Washed out creek bed caused by the Memorial Day flood in 1935. 1

Washed out creek bed showing aftermath caused by the Memorial Day flood in 1935. 1

Wreckage of a flood and rain storm in Manitou Springs. 1