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Manitou Station (Pike's Peak), Colorado Lapel Pin by Geo-Situ
$9.95
SKU: EV_GSU_PN_MANITOU
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Manitou Station (Pike's Peak), Colorado Lapel Pin by Geo-Situ

$9.95
SKU: EV_GSU_PN_MANITOU

1 inch diameter
Cast in fine pewter
Military clutch back
Mounted on story card
PLACE NAME: Manitou Station
ELEVATION: 6571 ft.
LOCATION: Manitou Springs, Colorado, USA
The Manitou & Pikes Peak Railway is the world's highest cog railway. The M & PP RY culminates at the summit of Pikes Peak, America's most famous mountain (elevation 14,110 feet). The average gradient is over 16%; at some points, the M & PP RY rises at a rate of 25% (25 vertical feet in 100 horizontal feet.) Only a rack railway in Switzerland exceeds its length of 8.9 miles. The Manitou & Pikes Peak Railway was organized in the fall of 1888 by Major John Hulbert and Zalmon Simmons, majority stockholder. It was built by a crew of 1,000, six of whom died accidentally or from heart failure. Passenger service began June 30, 1891.

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1 inch diameter
Cast in fine pewter
Military clutch back
Mounted on story card
PLACE NAME: Manitou Station
ELEVATION: 6571 ft.
LOCATION: Manitou Springs, Colorado, USA
The Manitou & Pikes Peak Railway is the world's highest cog railway. The M & PP RY culminates at the summit of Pikes Peak, America's most famous mountain (elevation 14,110 feet). The average gradient is over 16%; at some points, the M & PP RY rises at a rate of 25% (25 vertical feet in 100 horizontal feet.) Only a rack railway in Switzerland exceeds its length of 8.9 miles. The Manitou & Pikes Peak Railway was organized in the fall of 1888 by Major John Hulbert and Zalmon Simmons, majority stockholder. It was built by a crew of 1,000, six of whom died accidentally or from heart failure. Passenger service began June 30, 1891.

Map Type Ornamental
Publisher Geo-Situ
Usage Type Gifts
Usage Type Hiking Maps