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- A steam locomotive pulling a passenger train billows smoke as it travels along a ridge above a residential neighborhood in Manitou Springs. “1913” is written at the bottom of the print. 1
- A steam locomotive pulling three passenger/baggage cars is seen billowing smoke traveling across a steep mountain hillside. Printed on front "Midland Terminal RR in Ute Pass". 1
- Blurred view of train passing by on tracks. Print of the year, 1959. Featured on cover of 1959-1960 Pikes Peak Camera Club Year Book. 1
- Blurry view of cars of the Manitou and Pikes Peak Railway (cog railroad) on Pikes Peak. "Cog Railway, summit Pike's Peak" written on bottom of album page. 1
- Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek District Railway train with steaming engine on treed hillside with St. Peter's Dome in background. Printed on front "St. Peter's Dome". 1
- Denver & Rio Grande Western narrow-gauge train with passengers in open cars travel parallel to river in Animas Canyon near Durango. 1
- Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad steam locomotive #478 and passenger car travel through a rocky canyon. Photo identified on back as "Narrow gauge steam engine in Rockwood Canyon of Las Animas River, near Durango, Colo." 1
- Destruction and debris left behind by the Memorial Day flood in 1935. 1
- Early train wreck in a Colorado canyon. 1
- Eleven railroad employees in work clothes pose on and in front of steam locomotive #1418. 1
- Exterior view of the mine buildings. A steam locomotive and numerous railroad boxcars are parked throughout the area. Identified on the back of the photograph 1
- From a photograph by W. H. Jackson. Illustration appeared in "Harper's Weekly" on September 25, 1886, page 620-621. 1
- Full page spread with 13 images. Page title "Colorado. - Incidents of a trip to the mining town of Durango. - From Sketches by J. J. Reilly. - See page 223." Illustration appeared in "Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper", on May 28, 1881 page 221. 1
- Hand tinted image of train stopped along the tracks. Passengers have disembarked and are posing for a photograph. 1
- High-contrast photo of a steam-powered locomotive pulling three passenger cars crossing a bridge. "Purgatoire Gorge" printed on bottom. "Delagua / Bethune / D&B" logo in lower left-hand corner. "db 6688" printed in lower right-hand corner. 1
- Highly retouched photograph with cartoon-like trains and railroad tracks drawn in to highlight a rail line running through the mountains. Written on the photo "Mountain top to mountain top on Cripple Creek Short Line." 1
- Man stands beside railroad car below St. Peters Dome on the Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek District Railway [Short Line]. Ground is snow covered. Colorized. 1
- Manitou & Pikes Peak (Cog) Railroad car on mountain. Photo identified as "Gas Cog at Windy Point - Windy Point 12129 Cog Road." Identification sheet with negative. 1
- Midland terminal railroad, Locomotive 59 with cars 20 and 29 in Cascade, Colorado. 1
- Narrow-gauge railroad winding through a canyon next to a flowing river. Caption "A Railway in Colorado. Up Clear Creek Canyon, Grade 200 feet per mile." Item appeared in "The Illustrated London News" on September 12, 1885, page 271. 1
- Northbound steam locomotive pulling two baggage and four passenger cars passing houses in Colorado Springs. Cheyenne Mountain appears in the distance. Hand-written on bottom of print "Colorado & Southern Ry." and "A. H. Harlan Photo. Colo. Sp'gs." 1
- Printed on front "Miniature Railway / Manitou, Colo. / This Outfit was made by Wm. L. Dainy, the man in the picture, at Pueblo, Colo. 1930". 1
- Seventeen members of the Colorado Springs Sky Sox being greeted on their arrival home by Bill Kice, treasurer of the Sky Sox, shown right shaking hands with Rodolfo Arias and General Manage Lew Matlin on Kice's left. 1
- Several women walk alongside railroad car parked at small station set amid hills. Men, women and one young girl walk alongside tracks at right. Handwritten note on back reads "Helen Mrs. Josie Bowman". Identified as the Short Line at the Summit Station. 1
- Steam engine and passenger car of the Pikes Peak cog train makes its way through the mountains. A large rock formation can be seen in the upper right. 1
- Steam locomotive billowing smoke and pulling four passenger cars passing hillside. Photo identified as Midland Terminal Railroad; Rocky Mountain Railroad Club last run, February 1949. 1
- Steam locomotive pulling at least 11 passenger cars travelling on high trestle bridge over river canyon in desert. identified as Canon Diablo, Arizona. 1
- The Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek District Railway (The Short Line) passing though South Cheyenne Cañon. St. Peters Dome in the background. Several cabins can be seen on the slopes of St. Peters Dome. 1
- Two men [one in a suit and another in railroad worker clothing] stand next to overturned steam locomotive #2 on a steep hillside. "Midland Railroad wreck near Cripple Creek / Elmer Peterson on right." Annotated on back. 1
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