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Roadside America, tourist and offbeat attraction photography.
  • Now located in Bailey, Colorado this 42-foot, 14-ton hot dog was built in 1966 by Marcus Shannon and was originally located in Denver (on W. Colfax, near St. Anthony Hospital). By photographer Richard Carlton
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  • Now located in Bailey, Colorado this 42-foot, 14-ton hot dog was built in 1966 by Marcus Shannon and was originally located in Denver (on W. Colfax, near St. Anthony Hospital). By photographer Richard Carlton
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  • Steve Canyon Statue in Idaho Springs, Colorado. By photographer Richard Carlton
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  • The original Hard Rock Cafe in Empire, Colorado. By photographer Richard Carlton
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  • Alfred (a.k.a. Alferd) Packer Grave, Littleton Cemetery, Littleton, Colorado. By photographer Richard Carlton
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  • Derelict trade-ins for new replacements, most probably a cruiser, in historic downtown Salida, Colorado. Cruiser bicycles are the preferred transportation of the locals. By photographer Richard Carlton
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  • "Honk If You Love Rodeo" sticker on cruiser bicycle in historic downtown Salida, Colorado. Cruiser bicycles are the preferred transportation of the locals. By photographer Richard Carlton
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  • Old retired kayaks lining the wall of a building in historic downtown Salida, Colorado. By photographer Richard Carlton
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  • Old retired kayaks lining the wall of a building in historic downtown Salida, Colorado. By photographer Richard Carlton
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  • Old retired kayaks lining the wall of a building in historic downtown Salida, Colorado. By photographer Richard Carlton
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  • Several layers of old time billboards on the side of building in historic downtown Salida, Colorado. By photographer Richard Carlton
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  • Cinema marquee in historic downtown Salida, Colorado. By photographer Richard Carlton
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  • Victoria Bar in historic downtown Salida, Colorado. By photographer Richard Carlton
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  • The Statue of the Sacred Heart of Jesus at Mother Cabrini Shrine in Golden, Colorado. By photographer Richard Carlton
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  • The Morrison Community Church in Morrison, Colorado decorated for the Christmas holiday. Built in 1876, this one-room church is on the Colorado Historic Registry. The building is typical of the church architecture in small communities of Colorado in the late 1800's. By photographer Richard Carlton
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  • The Morrison Community Church in Morrison, Colorado decorated for the Memorial Day holiday. Built in 1876, this one-room church is on the Colorado Historic Registry. The building is typical of the church architecture in small communities of Colorado in the late 1800's. By photographer Richard Carlton
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  • The Morrison Community Church in Morrison, Colorado decorated for the Memorial Day holiday. Built in 1876, this one-room church is on the Colorado Historic Registry. The building is typical of the church architecture in small communities of Colorado in the late 1800's. By photographer Richard Carlton
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  • Voted "Top Tourist Attraction Locals Should Visit" by readers of Denver's 5280 Magazine, Red Rocks offers more than 640 acres of scenic drives, hiking trails, geologic red-rock formations, spectacular vistas, and natural acoustics making it the perfect music venue. The 10,000 seat amphitheater was built over a five-year period from 1936 to 1941 by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC). The CCC was one of Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal programs to provide work for young men during the Great Depression. For the men of CCC Camp SP-13-C, Company No. 1848, who worked for a dollar a day, the Red Rocks Amphitheatre is an enduring, noteworthy achievement. By photographer Richard Carlton
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