PopKulture's photos with the keyword: Colorado

The Chief Diner was located at 2127 Main Ave., Durango, Colorado. “Known Coast to Coast for its fine food and service – This very unique Café all hand painted by a famous Colored artist, is made from one of the first Narrow Gauge Railroad Coaches to come over the D&RGWRR. It was used in the early eighties [1880’s] by Otto Mears on his once famous Rainbow Route from Silverton to Ironton, Colo. During the early days it was attacked by Indians and there were many arrow heads buried in the wood.”

Pepper Pod Tavern, Hudson, Colorado - 30 miles east of Denver on U.S. Highway no. 6 "Best in the West"

A vintage travel brochure for Colorado's Petrified Forest touts, among other virtues, the world's largest petrified stump and a petrified rock fireplace. The ranchstead itself looks fairly rustic and inviting.

A vintage travel brochure for Colorado's Petrified Forest touts, among other virtues, the world's largest petrified stump and a petrified rock fireplace.

"The Dreamland Theatre Montrose and Delta, Colo. A delightful place to spend an evening. A wholesome recreation and education for grown people and children. We endeavor to please and show only pictures of clean character and beauty. - Good music. - Perfectly Fire-proof.. A cool place in the summer. A cozy place in the winter. A fit place for Mother, Sister and Sweetheart." Postmarked November 18, 1912.

Vintage travel brochure from the Colorado Dude Ranch Association, with a brief description and map of thirty central Colorado ranches. Circa 1940's.

Vintage interior postcard view of the colorful Chief Diner in Durango, Colorado. Circa 1950.

The appropriately thematic Silver Spur Motel sign from Durango, Colorado. From a 35mm print, 1997.

Caboose Motel sign from Durango, Colorado. From a 35mm print, 1997.

Peeking out from the overgrowth is the Siesta Motel sign from Durango, Colorado. From a 35mm print, 1997.

With just a little tilt to the letter, the 'U' in "Sleepy U" actually looks drowsy! Vintage postcard view of the Sleepy 'U' Motel on Highway 6 through Idaho Springs, Colorado.

Vintage Bison brand potato sack from Pinnacle Produce, Monte Vista, Colorado.

An outdated occupation makes for a charming design! Vintage Lamp Lighter brand potato sack from Alpine Potato Company, Hooper, Colorado.