Panorama of Pikes Peak and the Pikes Peak Region

Front:
MANITOU CLIFF HOUSE 559-Panorama of Pikes Peak and the Pikes Peak Region, Colorado X marks approximate spot-Waynesburg College Geology Station TO ROYAL CORGE CANON CITV VIA CRIPPLE CREEN PHANTOM CANON TO CRIPPLE CREEK BALD MT. LAKE MORAINE PETRIFIED FOREST COO HOAD PEAK PIKE'S AUTO CAMERON M CONE ROAD 4IGH OKIVE MT. MANIT SCENIC BUCKHORN PARK CRYST AL PARK DECKERS INCLINE Coc ROAD DEPAT HERMAN ROAD MT SO.40 CORLEY HIGHWAY TO CRIPPLE CREEK RAINBOW FALLS CAVE OF WINDS UTE PASS TO CHEYENNE CANONS GARDEN OF THE GODS MANITOU VA GARDEN OF THE GOOS SO. 40 TO PUEBLO MESA DRIV 85 85 TO DENVER 3A242-M So. 40 PALMER PARK

Back:
ULTRASON AM 1957 2. At our Waynesburg College Geology Sta- tion 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 PEGMATITES-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. -Paul R. Stewart SANBORN SOUVENIR CO., DENVER, COLO. Drew Davis Lena Hawtine 295 Fuit Avenue Haupuebung Penneylon