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[Willow Creek, Creede, Colorado] (LOC)

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  • khoskins1966 said:
    I do not believe this is an image of a lead mine. The white "spot" at the top of the mountain is "The Snowshoe" of Snowshoe Mountain. In order to see it from this angle, this photo would have to have been taken from Willow Creek in the town of Creede itself. The creek runs through the middle of town and the buildings don't appear to be related to mining. I think those are simply commercial, residential, and storage buildings similar to those that abut Willow Creek in the town of Creede in the present day.
  • The Library of Congress said:
    Good catch! It looks like all the photos that Andreas Feininger took in and near Creede were lumped back in the 1940s under a general assignment title related to lead mining instead of individual photo captions. Here's an interesting then&now pairing from Zyrcster, who identified another image in this series as showing Mt. Vernon Canyon Road, www.flickr.com/photos/zyrc/3344135363/ We'll update the captions for all the Creede photos now, .
  • matt_ruff_1 said:
    Yes, this is taken at the end of Cliff Street. The big building on the right would later become part of the Creede Repertory Theatre. You can see the front of that building on their website history page about 20 years later... www.creederep.org/about/history.html
  • matt_ruff_1 said:
    Feininger would have been standing behind this building, between it and the mountain you can see in the theatre photo. Willow Creek runs behind this building in their photo, roughly parallel with the main street.

Old lead mines here have been reopened, Creede, Colo. Creede for many years was "a ghost town," but has resumed the activities that made it an important lead producing center years ago, and is now producing much vitally needed metal for the war effort (L

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