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An icy Pikes Peak Summit House with double exposure along left side of photo. 1

Car #10 1

Car #25, Village Inn Restaurant. 1

Car #3, Cragar Special, sponsored by Wallace-Frantz Inc. 1

Car #31 1

Car #33, Shearer Lodge, 3428 West Colo. Ave. 1

Car #5. 1

Car #6, Grover Special 1

Car #63 1

Car #7, Weiher Alighment Co. Special. 1

Car #88, John Hoyer Moters. 2

Car #88, John Hoyer Motors. 1

Car #9, Coniff Special. 3

Charlie Bryant in #6 Grover Special, crossing finish line. 1

Circular road at top of Pikes Peak showing Summit House after the 1920 addition. Automobile on road in foreground. 1

Conover Special car #9. Driven by Al Rogers in 1936, 1939, 1941 [won], 1946, 1949, 1950, 1952. Joe Coniff owner. 2

Dr. Alfred L. Edwards addresses the crowd at the Pikes Peak Summit House dedication ceremony. 1

Dr. Alfred L. Edwards unveils a registered historic landmark plaque at the newly constructed Pikes Peak Summit House. Edwards was the deputy under secretary of the Department of Agriculture. 1

Drawing of a proposed remodel of the Pikes Peak Highway Summit House ca. 1937. 1

Driver Jimmy Good in #88, John Hover Motors at the finish line. 1

Driver Johnny Mauro crosses finish line in the Pikes Peak Hill Climb, #63 Alfa Romeo. 1

Driver William B Felker (at the tiller) and passenger Charles A. Yont at the Pikes Peak Signal Station (Summit House) after they summited the mountain in their Locomobile on August 12, 1901. The cog railway tracks are visible in the background. 1

Dust storm of his own making, a hard-to-see race car is rounding the sharp turn on the unpaved Pikes Peak Auto Road. 1

East or Cog side entrance of the 1964 Pikes Peak Summit House. Steele shutters could be rolled down to protect the windows and doors of the building against the severe winter weather. 1

Eight members of the AdAmAn Club pose for a photo along the cog railway tracks in front of the Pikes Peak Summit House. Very little snow is on the ground. 1

Eight members of the AdAmAn Club pose for a photo with the Pikes Peak Summit House and observation tower in the background. 1

Employee sets up merchandise in the souvenir section of the newly completed Pikes Peak Summit House. 1

Exterior of the newly completed Pikes Peak Summit House. Snow is piled high in front of the doorway. 1

Exterior of the newly completed Pikes Peak Summit House. Snow is piled high in front of the east doorway. The Cog Railway tracks are visible at the edge of the photo. 1

Exterior view of Pikes Peak Summit House and Cog railroad car. 1

Fireworks shot off by the AdAmAn Club at the summit of Pikes Peak illuminate the observation tower of the Summit House in the background. 1

Four AdAmAn members pose for a photo on a snowdrift in front of the Pikes Peak Summit House. Printed at the top of the image 1

Four members of the AdAmAn Club pose for a photo in front of the Pikes Peak Summit House. Written on bottom of image "Fred Barr, RW Magee, Harry Standley, Fred Morath - Ed Morath took picture". 1

Four members of the AdAmAn Club wearing backpacks pose for a a photo standing outside the Pikes Peak Summit House with boarded-up windows. 1

George Hammond crosses finish line in #36, Auto Shippers Special at the Pikes Peak Hill Climb where he finished in 4th place. 1

Glenn Harrison crosses the finish line in #3, Grand Cafe Special. 1

Governor John Love (left) with Colorado Springs mayor Harry Hoth, unveiling a new plaque at the Pikes Peak Summit House dedication ceremony. 1

Governor John Love addresses the crowd at the dedication ceremonies of the Pikes Peak Summit House. Immediately to his right is Colorado Springs mayor Harry Hoth and Dr. Alfred L. Edwards, deputy assistant secretary of agriculture 1

Governor John Love addresses the crowd at the dedication ceremonies of the Pikes Peak Summit House. Immediately to his right is Colorado Springs mayor Harry Hoth and Dr. Alfred L. Edwards, deputy assistant secretary of agriculture. 1

Hand tinted print showing cloudy, sunrise on Pikes Peak with Summit House and Cog Railway in view. 1

Hand-tinted view of Pikes Peak Summit House. Tourists and cog train visible. Sign on building reads "Entrance to Tower inside of building" and "The Highest Telegraph Office in the World." 1

High oblique aerial photograph of the summit of Pikes Peak with the cog railway tracks and Pikes Peak Highway in the foreground on the slope leading to the tourist facilities on top. 1

Hill Special Car #1 1

Hill Special car #1 1

Interior of Pikes Peak Summit House showing gift shop full of souvenirs in display cases and on the wall, old stove and Tower Entrance sign. Two sales clerks stand behind the counters. 1

Interior of Summit House on top of Pikes Peak showing lunch counter with large coffee urns behind. A sign with prices for food hangs in the center. 1

Interior of Summit House. Signs inside read "Write your friends a post card Top of Pikes Peak - Postmarked Get them here" and "Tower Entrance". A pot bellied stove is in the center of the photo. Postcards sell for 15¢. 1

Interior of the Pikes Peak Highway Summit House after the 1953 fire, looking from the single-story end of the building at the two-story section. It is believed the fire was caused by a faulty furnace. 1

Interior of the Pikes Peak Highway Summit House after the 1953 fire, looking from the two-story end of the building into the single-story section. It is believed the fire was caused by a faulty furnace. 2

Interior of the Pikes Peak Highway Summit House showing the souvenir shop. It was remodeled by the Stewart Brothers in 1938 at a cost of $8,000 and opened July 21, 1938. 1

Interior of the Pikes Peak Highway Summit House showing the souvenir shop. It was remodeled by the Stewart Brothers in 1938 at a cost of $8,000. 1

Long view at top of mountain with dirt road in foreground and car parked at right. Photo identified as "view toward Cog Railway House, Pikes Peak, CO." Identification sheet with negative. 1

Lunch counter in the 1964 Pikes Peak Summit House. Built to replace the old stone summit house. Staff not only served food and drinks, but answered the many questions of the visitors. 1

Lunch counter in the 1964 Pikes Peak Summit House. Built to replace the old stone summit house. Staff not only served food and drinks, but answered the many questions of the visitors. The building's steel frame construction is clearly visible. 1

Members of the Camp Carson 4th Field Artillery Battalion (Pack) firing a 48 gun salute on July 4 1950, following the flag raising ceremony on the summit of Pikes Peak. 2

Merrill Engineering Special. 1

Night shot of fireworks set off by AdAmAn Club at Pikes Peak Summit House on New Year's Eve. 1

Night view of the Summit House on Pikes Peak during the AdAmAn Club's climb with snow surrounding it. Photo identified on back as Summit House, Pikes Peak, Jan. 1, 1925. 1

Nine men and three women pose outside the stone Summit House for the Pikes Peak Cog Railway. They are standing under a large sign "Tower Entrance Inside". The Stewart Brothers [Ben and Orrie] managed the operation of the Summit House for many years. 1

One of six images on a full-page spread. 1

Open-wheel race car #12, Bandimere, reaches the finish line at the Summit House on Pikes Peak. 1

Open-wheel race car #2, Bandimere, reaches the finish line at the Summit House on Pikes Peak. 1

Open-wheel race car #26, Automobile Shippers Special, reaches the finish line at the Pikes Peak Highway Summit House. 1

Open-wheel race car #26, Four Wheel Drive / Flight Research, negotiates unpaved Pikes Peak Auto Road. 1

Open-wheel race car #26, Four Wheel Drive, negotiates unpaved Pikes Peak Auto Road. 1

Open-wheel race car #36. 1

Open-wheel race car #4, Hubank's Motor Sales Special, a Packard. 1

Open-wheel race car #5, Western Special, reaches the finish line at the Summit House on Pikes Peak. 1

Open-wheel race car #5. 1

Open-wheel race car #6, Grover Special, reaches the finish line at the Summit House on Pikes Peak. 1

Open-wheel race car #69 reaches the finish line at the Pikes Peak Highway Summit House. 1

Open-wheel race car #8, Shafer Special, reaches the finish line at the Summit House on Pikes Peak. 1

Open-wheel race car #94 reaches the finish line at the Summit House on Pikes Peak. 1

Open-wheel race car negotiates the tight turns. 1

Open-wheel race car racing up unpaved Pikes Peak Auto Road. 1

Pikes Peak Highway Summit House abandoned some time after 1925 when Spencer Penrose purchased the Cog Railway and Summit House. In 1938 this building was expanded and remodeled by the Stewart Brothers. 1

Pikes Peak Hill Climb pace car for 1954 parked beside Pikes Peak Highway Summit House. 1

Pikes Peak Railway summit house with two cog trains parked at it. Several touring car automobiles with their tops down are parked next to the building. Below the “Observatory” tower on top of the summit house is a sign reading “Hotel and Lunch Room”. 1

Pikes Peak Summit House with Cog tracks in foreground. It functioned as the Cog's upper station, souvenir shop, lunch counter, tourist rooms and observation tower. Wooden platform at left of photo was built to support a large searchlight. 1

Pikes Peak Summit House with Cog train beside. A woman sits on a bench in front of the building and a man stands on top of the viewing tower. 1

Pikes Peak Summit House with heavy snow cover. It functioned as the Cog's upper station, souvenir shop, lunch counter, tourist rooms and observation tower. Wooden platform at left of photo was built to support a large searchlight. 1

Pikes Peak is depicted as a talking mountain, with the cog railway and summit house visible. "I offer a cool reception, but all visitors are most coloradically welcome." "The 8th Wonder of the Word - A mountain actually talks / Listen to Pike Speak". 1

Seven members of the AdAmAn Club pose for a photo along cog railway tracks in front of the Pikes Peak Summit House with its observation tower. Almost no snow on the ground. 1

Sign over door "...Peak Auto Highway Depot / 2 1/2 miles above sea-level / ...eme summit of Pikes Peak". Two men are standing beneath the sign. 1

Six warmly dressed members of the AdAmAn Club pose on ramp in front of Pikes Peak Summit House on New Year's Eve. Another man is operating a movie camera on the right. Cog railway tracks are in foreground. Observation tower sits above stone building. 1

Snow piles up near the entrance of the newly completed Pikes Peak Summit House. 1

Some spectators have already gathered and watch as the first of the 50 mule team carring 75 mm howitzer parts for the flag dedication ceremony arrive at the summit of Pikes Peak, July 4, 1950. 1

Some spectators have already gathered and watch as the first of the 50 mule team carring howitzer parts for the flag dedication ceremony arrive at the summit of Pikes Peak, July 4, 1950. 1

Stone building identified as the Summit House with observation tower visible. 1

Stone building with observation platform. Snow lightly covering the ground. Train in the distance. 1

Summit House Observation Tower 1

Summit House with both rock building and concrete building. Cog train is visible. 2002 USGS Survey marks altitude at 14,115 feet. 1

Summit of Pikes Peak with Cog railroad car and summit house visible. 4

The Pikes Peak Highway Summit House looking southeast after the 1953 fire. Single story building was the restroom. 1

The Pikes Peak Highway Summit House looking southwest after the 1953 fire. 1

The Pikes Peak Summit House and observation platform. A massive snow drift covers the entire east-facing first-floor wall of the Summit House. “53-7” is annotated in the bottom left of the photo. 1

The Pikes Peak Summit House with observation platform is seen from a distance. Snow is visible on the ground. 1

The Summit House atop Pikes Peak built in 1964 to replace the stone summit house, which many considered an eyesore. New diesel electric Cog rail cars manufactured in Switzerland were also introduced in 1964. 1

Three AdAmAn members pose for a photo on a snowdrift at the Pikes Peak Summit House. Identified from left to right are unknown, Fred Morath and Fred Barr. 1

Two members of the AdAmAn Club illuminated by fireworks stand next to the Pikes Peak Cog Railway tracks with Summit House behind them. 1

Two men with mule beside Pikes Peak signal station. Metal ladder provides access to roof of the building adjacent to a large wooden protrusion from the side of the structure surrounded by wooden slats/louvers, probably for housing weather instruments. 1

Unidentified race car come round the bend. 1

Unidentified race car on unpaved Pikes Peak Auto Road. 1

Unidentified race car passes caution sign for downhill drivers "Hill Shift Gears". 1

Unidentified race car passes mile marker 15, Crest of Rampart Range. 1

Unnumbered open-wheel race car. 1

View from just below the Pikes Peak Summit House of fireworks being launched by the AdAmAn Club on New Year's Eve. 1

View of Pikes Peak with the Cog summit house at the summit. Iron observation tower is seen on the two-story section. 1

View of Summit from Summit House - Pikes Peak. Identification sheet with negative. 1

View of the Pikes Peak Summit House with the observation platform. One figure is seen standing to the far right. 1

View of the east face of the Cog Summit House and viewing tower seen from the parking lot with several 1930s vehicles. 1

Well-dressed passengers exiting the cog train car on the summit of Pikes Peak. Mounds of snow are visible on either side of the tracks. A portion of the summit house is visible to the right. 1

With a field of granite rocks in the foreground, the Pikes Peak Summit House with its observation platform and cog train can be seen in the background. 1

With a snow-covered field of granite boulders in the foreground, the Pikes Peak Summit House and observation platform is in the background. Two men stand next to the cog rail tracks with a steam engine and passenger car to the left. 1

With cog rail tracks in the foreground, the Pikes Peak Summit House and observation platform is seen with tourists in the area. “23” is annotated in the bottom right of the photo. 1

Young man in T-shirt, goggles, and helmet stares intently as he drives up the unpaved Pikes Peak Auto Road. 1