Image Number175-3974Dateca. 1880DescriptionHigh wooden bridge between tall rocky cliffs over small waterfall. Tall trees are at tops of cliffs and on hillside behind. "Chamberlain's Colorado Scenery." printed on sides of card. "Devil's Gate" printed on bottom of card. Label on back reads "Colorado Mountain Scenery. Published by W.G. Chamberlain, Cor. Larimer & 15th Streets, - Denver, Colorado. Scenes on the Line of the Colorado Central Rail Road. Georgetown & Vicinity. No. 332. Georgetown; is the Capital of Clear Creek County, and centre of the chief silver region of Colorado. The town has a picturesque location in a valley like canon, encompassed on three sides by mountains rising abruptly 2500 feet. The numerous scenic attractions within the radia of a few miles, presenting the visitor with renewed succession of pleasurable changes, make this a point not to be oveerlooked by the traveler. All the noted points, as the Gorge and Devil's Gate; Green Lake; Summit of Argentine Pass; Gray's Peak, and Sulphur Springs in Middle Park, are of easy access, also the numerous mines with which the neighboring mountains are spotted. Georgetown is the terminus of the Colorado Central Rail Road. - Altitude 8530 feet."PhotographerChamberlain, William G., 1815-1910LocationGeorgetown (Colo.)SubjectWaterfallsBridgesCollectionStereographic Image CollectionPublisherPikes Peak Library DistrictOriginal FormatStereographsPhysical Description4 x 7 stereo printRightshttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ This material may be protected under U. S. Copyright Law (Title 17, U.S. Code). It is the user’s responsibility to determine copyright status and obtain necessary permissions for use. You may use items from PPLD’s digital collections freely for private study, research and educational purposes. Any other use, including reproduction, publication or exhibition, should be requested through Regional History & Genealogy at PPLD. Proper credit and citation should accompany any use of these materials.
