The Denver, South Park,and Pacific Historical Society has accumulated a large quantity of photos from the early years of our favorite narrow gauge railroad.

In the interest of making these historical photos available to all, we will now offer high quality, high resolution prints of much of the Society’s collection. All pictures feature very sharp detail unless otherwise noted.

Presented here are low resolution examples of a few of the photos we are offering.  Be assured that the photos you receive will be of the highest quality.  New prints will be added periodicaly so be sure to keep checking back.  We will date when photos are added or changed so you can tell what is new.

Sizes and prices are as marked on the downloadable order form.

While we have attempted to keep the price as low as possible, sale of these prints is a major fund raising source for the work of the Society.  It will enable us to continue to preserve historical items as well as contribute to the restoration of what remains of the lines that all became the Colorado & Southern narrow gauge routes.

Temporarily, it will be necessary to mail order your prints until we see if there will be enough interest in these items to warrant a full shopping cart type site.

To order photographic prints, send your order showing print name, size(s) wanted and your check to:

South Park Prints
P. O. Box 1590
Fairplay, CO  80440   - - - - Make checks out to DSP&P Historical Society.

Kokomo, Colorado

This is a well known view of Kokomo, but you have probably not seen it this clearly.  The view is to the north, circa 1890.  Denver, Leadville & Gunnison eastbound train includes engine 115, baggage 1322 and coaches 65 and 133. 

The train is crossing the D&RG track, with the remains of the White Quail smelter behind the last coach and the town of Kokomo/Recen in the background.

Furnished in sepia tone like this view. Photo by Grove

Order Kokomo Photo AA22

Keystone, Colorado

Views of Keystone are quite rare, and this unpublished photo is a beauty.  The depot (which still exists), wye, siding, end of track and several freight cars can be seen. 

From a glass plate negative by Dr. Clinton Scott of Como, c1900.

Order Keystone photo RJS02

Pitkin, Colorado

This unpublished photo is from two 5X7 glass plate negatives "stitched" together by computer.  Taken by Dr. Clinton Scott of Como c1899-1900.  This view is to the NNW and shows the town from the mill at far left to the depot at far right.  Also in the view is the water tank and several freight cars.  This view comes in a 10" X 30" size and is priced at $25.00  
Order Pitkin photo RJS01

Morrison, Colorado

This unpublished view of Morrison, c1900, is from a glass plate negative taken by Dr. Clinton Scott of Como.  Looking west, the turntable and depot can be seen.

Order Morrison photo RJS03

Silver Plume, Colorado

An unpublished view from a glass plate negative. Photographer unknown.  This view to the east shows the Clear Creek line with the depot in the distance.  It also shows the grade for the Argentine Central which dates it 1905

Order Silver Plume photo RJS04

Alma, Colorado

Another "Double-wide" view from two glass plate negatives taken by Dr. Clinton Scott c1900 and seamlessly stitched together by computer.  The view is to the west-northwest.  10" X 30" -- $25.00

Order Alma photo RJS05