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Aerial view of the historic Broadmoor Hotel and Resort and surroundings in Colorado Springs, Colorado

Colorado Springs · 1850–1939

Aerial view of the historic Broadmoor Hotel and Resort and surroundings in Colorado Springs, Colorado, Colorado Springs, 1850–1939
Aerial view of the historic Broadmoor Hotel and Resort and surroundings in Colorado Springs, Colorado, Colorado Springs, 1850–1939. Hotels — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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