Keota rails show in places shoveling remains to be done, best picture of the new depot built in 1912 & of the Burlington water tank & windmill
Creator(s)
Stanley, Clyde L., 1887-1976.
Summary
The Burlington depot in Keota, Weld County, Colorado, is a two- story frame building with a gable roof and double hung sash windows. A semaphore signal is by the door, and a water tower and windmill are in the background. People shovel snow, and a building has a sign: "Livery & Feed Davis & Trumbo."
Date
1913 December 7
Notes
Photoprint has scalloped edges.; Title hand-written on back of photoprint with: CLS 188-3. Stamp reads: 29.; R7100097375
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