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This is the famous Pike's Peak, 14,108 feet, named after General Zebulon Pike, killed in Toronto in the War of 1812
This is the famous Pike's Peak, 14,108 feet, named after General Zebulon Pike, killed in Toronto in the War of 1812

This is the famous Pike's Peak, 14,108 feet, named after General Zebulon Pike, killed in Toronto in the War of 1812

Date6/15/1946
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Original Toronto Star caption: This is the famous Pike's Peak; 14;108 feet; named after General Zebulon Pike; killed in Toronto in the War of 1812
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0116683F
There's more mountain grandeur in Colorado than much-publicized Pike's Peak
There's more mountain grandeur in Colorado than much-publicized Pike's Peak
Toronto Star (Firm)
6/29/1946
The twin peaks of Sentinel Mountain in Zion Park in southern Utah look down on a peaceful valley
The twin peaks of Sentinel Mountain in Zion Park in southern Utah look down on a peaceful valley
Toronto Star (Firm)
5/18/1946
Enduring Commemoration to the world-wide acclaim received by General Dwight Eisenhower was announced by Prime Minister King in the renaming of one of (...)
Enduring Commemoration to the world-wide acclaim received by General Dwight Eisenhower was announced by Prime Minister King in the renaming of one of (...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
1/1/1946
Alberta Mt. Edith Canell Jasper Park
Alberta Mt. Edith Canell Jasper Park
Toronto Star (Firm)
1/1/1941
This pack is mountaineer's snowy grave
This pack is mountaineer's snowy grave
Murray, Don
7/29/1947
Overdue with 30 persons aboard, the search is on fro a missing chartered Shanghai-to-New York plane that vanished over Alaska last night in terrain si(...)
Overdue with 30 persons aboard, the search is on fro a missing chartered Shanghai-to-New York plane that vanished over Alaska last night in terrain si(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
3/13/1948
Long range view of a wooded, rocky hill inside a large lake.
View from Scarcliff Mountain, Keewaydin Gage& Crown Islands, Muskoka Lakes, Ont., Canada
Anderson, William Alfred, 1880-1962
Approximately 1929
Snow-Clad Mountains on the North Thompson, 165 miles above Kamloops, B
Snow-Clad Mountains on the North Thompson, 165 miles above Kamloops, B
Baltzly, Benjamin,‏ ‎1835-1883‏
1871
Selkirk Mountains as seen from the top of Mountain, near the confluence of Blue and North Thompson Rivers, B
Selkirk Mountains as seen from the top of Mountain, near the confluence of Blue and North Thompson Rivers, B
Baltzly, Benjamin,‏ ‎1835-1883‏
1871
Snow-clad Mountains on the North Branch of the North Thompson River, 2 miles from the Forks, B
Snow-clad Mountains on the North Branch of the North Thompson River, 2 miles from the Forks, B
Baltzly, Benjamin,‏ ‎1835-1883‏
1871
Selkirk Mountains as seen from the top of Mountain, near the confluence of Blue and North Thompson Rivers, B
Selkirk Mountains as seen from the top of Mountain, near the confluence of Blue and North Thompson Rivers, B
Baltzly, Benjamin,‏ ‎1835-1883‏
1871
Selkirk Mountains as seen from the top of Mountain, near the confluence of Blue and North Thompson Rivers, B
Selkirk Mountains as seen from the top of Mountain, near the confluence of Blue and North Thompson Rivers, B
Baltzly, Benjamin,‏ ‎1835-1883‏
1871