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Title: Streamline Cog Train At The Famous Old Summit House Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), Linen PM 1947 Sep-16 Description: The Cog Road, famous the world over and unique among railroads, has carried passengers to the Summit of Pikes Peak for over began replacing the unique old steam train Literally millions of people are able to say that they have stood on the top of this famous peak and beheld the widespread views over hundreds of miles of plains and jumbled mountains.		Title: Top Station Of The Manitou Incline Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), Linen unused Description: The Manitou Incline is one of the longest and highest incline railways in the world. Rising from the outskirts of Manitou it offers panoramas of Manitou, Colorado Springs and all the surrounding mountains and canons. At the top trails lead over the mountain to many scenic sports offering commanding views of Pikes Peak and vistas of surrounding mountains.

Title: Panorama of Pikes Peak and the pikes Peak Region Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), Linen unused		Title: Indian Ceremonies in Garden of the Gods Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), Linen unused Description: INDIAN CREMONIES IN GARDEN OF THE GODS.Every Summer ,Colorado Srings holds a Summer Carnival.Among the may unique attractions offered the tourist ,none is more interesteing than the weired performances held by the Indians within the Garden of the Gods,Colorado's vally of wonders.

Title: Station On Pike's Peak Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), Divided Back PM 1909 Description: Altitude 14147 Feet		Title: Summit Of Pikes Peak Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), White Border PM 1925 Description: Snow scene in summer time


Title: Greetings From Pikes Peak Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), Chrome unused Description: Mighty Pikes Peak, elevation 14,110 ft., is one of Colorado's famous mountains, because of the beautiful views of the countryside and valley, that are seen from its summit. The top may be reached over the safe Pikes Peak Highway or the Cog Railway from Manitou Springs.		Title: Tunnel No. 5, Moffat Road Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), White Border

Title: Tour Bus Stop, Lookout Point Pikes Peak Highway Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), Chrome unused Description: This popular stopping place for business and private cars is about at 15 mile point , elevation 12,500 feet. Five miles father , the 20 mile point summit of the reached at altitude of 14,110 feet		Title: Summit House Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused Description: Top of Pike's Peak, Altitude 14,147 Feet.

Title: On Top Of Pikes Peak Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), Chrome unused Description: Showing the Cog Railroad Coach at the depot and the observation tower		Title: Greetings From Pikes Peak Region Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), Linen unused

Title: Cog Train Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), White Border unused Description: Manitou and Pikes Peak Railway. Pikes Peak is the highest mountain in America whose summit is reached by a railroad. The cog road is unique in its construction and is one of the most scenic railroads in the world. It is nine miles in length and climbs about 900 feet to the mile. The picture shows one of the steepest grades, which is 25%.		Title: Cog Wheel Train And Signal Station Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), Divided Back Description: Summit of Pike's Peak

Title: Cog Road Summit Of Pikes Peak Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), Divided Back PM 1911 Description: Colo. & So. Ry.,		Title: Cog Wheel Train At Summit Of Pike's Peak Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), White Border unused Description: The "Cog Road" famous the world over and unique among railroads has made regular trips to the summit of Pike's Peak for nearly forty years. From its top, 14.109 feet above sea level, one beholds an unobstructed view of unrivalled expanse and grandeur.

Title: Sunrise From Pike's Peak Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), Divided Back PM 1909		Title: Glencove Inn Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), White Border unused Description: Halfway up Pike's Peak Auto Highway. Glencove Inn was erected about half way up the Pike's Peak Auto Highway. It is for the convenience and comfort of the tourists. Here one can enjoy the finest of cuisine two miles above sea level

Title: Spring Scene on Pike's Cog Road Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), Divided Back PM 1907		Title: Vista of Pike's Peak Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), Divided Back PM 1908

Title: Minne-Ha-Ha-Falls Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), Divided Back PM 1918		Title: Balanced And Steamboat Rocks, Garden of the Gods Pikes Peak Region Colorado (CO), Linen unused

Title: Colorado Springs to Denver Highway Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), Chrome unused Description: In this view, taken from the Colorado Springs to Denver Highway, Pikes Peak rises high above the south entrance to the Air Force Academy.		Title: North Vista of the Balanced and Steamboat Rocks in the Garden of the Gods Pikes Peak Region Colorado (CO), Linen unused

Title: The Kissing Camels on The Gate Rock, Garden of the Gods Pikes Peak Region Colorado (CO), Linen unused		Title: Vista in The Garden of the Gods Pikes Peak Region Colorado (CO), Linen PM 1952 Description: Showing Hidden Inn from Pulpit Rock

Title: Pikes Peak, Woodland Park Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), Linen PM 1957 Description: Pikes Peak, Alt. 14,110 Feet, From ute pass highway(U. S. 24) above Woodland Park, Colorado		Title: Seven Falls, South Cheyenne Canon Pikes Peak Region Colorado (CO), Linen unused

Title: Vista Of The Broadmoor Hotel From The Lake Pikes Peak Region Colorado (CO), Linen unused		Title: Garden of The Gods Pikes Peak Region Colorado (CO), Linen unused

Title: The Pikes Peak Auto Highway Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), White Border PM 1925 Description: The Worlds highest Highway To summit of Pikes Peak. Is the most marvelous road building achievement of the age. It is an 18 mile double track boulevard 20 to 50 feet wide all the way, with an average grade of six per cent and maximum of but ten per cent-smooth and even as a pavement		Title: Above The Clouds On Pikes Peak Cog Road Pikes Peak Colorado (CO) PM 1937 Description: Pikes Peak, America's most famous Mountain, once thought to be unconquerable is now ascended by the famous Manitou Cog Railroad as well as by an Auto Highway. Thousands travel to its summit each summer and see remarkable panoramas of distant peaks and plains; sometimes when the peak is above them to experience the remarkable spectacle of looking down upon the clouds

Title: Summit of Pikes Peak at Sunrise Pikes Peak is America's Most Famous Mountain Pikes Peak Colorado (CO) unused Description: For half a century Pikes Peak has been a point of pilgrimage for the tourist and sightseer. The trip is a badge of travel. Thousands journey especially to see the majestic grandeur of the sunrise; an experience never to be forgotten especially if it chances that it occurs in a sea of clouds		Title: Horseshoe Curve in William Station Pikes Peak Region Colorado (CO) PM 1970 Description: Horseshoe Curve in William Station on route to the Cave of the Winds, near Manito Springs in the Pikes Peak Region , Colorado

Title: Gateway Garden of the Gods Pikes Peak Pikes Peak Colorado (CO) unused		Title: Will Rogers Shrine of the Sun on Cheyenne Mountain Pikes Peak Colorado (CO) unused

Title: Cogwheel Train Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), White Border unused Description: Manitou and Pike's Peak Railway. Average grade 846 feet to the mile		Title: Rampart Range Road and Pikes Peak Pikes Peak Region Colorado (CO), Linen unused Description: This road gives a new vista of Pikes Peak and opens up a virgin country with many secluded glades and picnic spots

Title: Panorama of Pikes Peak and the Pikes Peak Region Pikes Peak Colorado (CO), White Border PM 1957 Description: X marks approximate spot- Waynesburg College Geology Station. At our Waynesburg College Geology Station here at Florissant, big things are in the making. We have completed our second summer course in Geology. Our rock, mineral and fossil collection at the Station is large, diversified, and already more adequate than found in most American universities. We are now making collections to share with other museums. This year Carnegie Museum will be the recipient of a comprehensive collection of the famous fossils in the Florissant shales-ancestors of our Appalachian hardwoods. Meanwhile the superheated waters from the great volcanic stocks of the past have through millions of years brought their treasures from the depths and have deposited them in PEGMATITEES-and such a collection of these minerals at our Station! Yes, the demands of industry on geology and our emphasis on this subject are fast bringing Waynesburg College into prominence. I'll tell you more about pegmatites in next year's card

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