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'Tis away out in the \i\Test, 'Tis away out in the \i\Test, Oh. if you wish to find it, Just go out in the \Vest." �~ ~/ II~ ''.:If ••• ~~~---- �~======CTD======~ Tourists It c) come and tourists go Rambling ever to and fro, Seeking out interesting places, ~Ieeting many strange faces, Dut a word, a smile or song Serves as an introduction To strangers in a strange lanJ Traveling in one merry band. lltll.estrrn lltllnnhrrlanh Having been elected scribe Of a gay and jolly tribe ...\t odd times I've jotted clown A few notes from every town. This has been a pleasant task r\ncl now my friends. all I ask Is that you accept my best, Some one else may tell the rest. To those who come from Eastern states The panorama which awaits ls inconc ivably grand. A long stretch of level Janel. \Vith the foot-hills far away Peeping through the twilight gray . .-\ typical mountain sceneCompared with our prairies green. l\\) ( �Denver-Queen City of the PlainsLies at the foot of Snowy Range. The loftiest of the peaks in sight Are Gray's, Torrey's, Long's and Pike"s. Two hundred miles the range extends The tourist thinks he comprehends The grandeur and the majesty Of Rocky :Mountain scenery. 6 �But when we started on a trip Around the far-famed Georgetown loop S,,rprise mingled with delight At the unimagined sight. Through misty canons we climbed The scenery growing more sublimc:'-Jothcr Grundy and Hanging Rock Poise haughtily above the track. MOTHER GRUNDY-C. & S. R. R. 7 r �THE \,\Tinding- around and around The road continues to ascend, Then for some distance we ride 'Round the base of the mountain side. FAR-FA~[ED GEORGETO\\'l\' 8 LOOP-C. & S. R. R. Presently, crossing- the stream '\Ve double back the ,yay "·e came, Gradually climbing- higher up To the last turn of the Loop. �\\"ith a short stop at Silver Plume \Ve turned back again the way we come, A.rriving again at Denver As the evening shadows gather. There the Sunday School Convention For seyeral clays \Yas in session, Quite a spiritual revival And thoroughly enjoyed lw all. Of course we visited City Park And went on many a little lark, Taking in Manhattan Beach And the gardens of Elitch?--J ot beer gardens, no indeed, Only pop and lernonadevVith trees and flowers everywhere And cages of lion and bear. 9 �EQl'rT.\BLE Jll;TLDTXG. From the Seeing Denver car Every sight both near and far \Vas pointed out to our view; Hotels and business blocks, too, The new United States Mint, The Indian and Buffalo monument. The imposing State Capitol The Court House and the City Hall. IO COLOR.\D0 ST.\TE C.\PTTOL. �From Denver to l\Ianitou Snow-capped peaks are in plain view. On either side of the train Interesting objects may be seen. ~.\t least the porter said so .-\nd he surely ought to know. \\'e were highly entertained By the porter on that train. The first place that I recall Which he pointed out to all \,Vas a huge stone called Castle Rock And farther on was Palmer Lake. He tried to direct our gaze To landmarks which would amaze Could we but have discerned them, In biblical style he named them. D. & R. G. R. R. II �How he tried to take us in\Vith '·Daniel in the Lion ·s den .. "David and the Lamb'' alsoHow imaginations grow, Then came '·Noah and the Ark, .. Finally Monument Park In clue time he pointed out, And other things all about. T cannot tell the whole thing, The porter "made it interesting." He wasn't paid to do that And therefore he passed his hat. "Please remember the porter,'' \Nhich of course meant a quarter. As his hat he passed along Right and left among the throng. Arriving in Manitou Quite hastily we all go To the hotel to wash and dine. That dinner was indeed fine. Then we went in various ways To visit some enchanting place. Some to Cheyenne Canon went Botany collecting bent. I2 �Some rare specimens were found In the seeming barren ground. Seven Falls were reached at last, J\ t the top we paused to rest. ,\ncl watch the waters clashing. Crashing. splashing and flashing . .-\ncl tearing clown the rocky \rails To the foot of Seven Falls. Descending the long stairway. All again refreshed and gay \Ve spied another choice growth, And our reckless daring youthTho' it was beyond his reachSought a means to span the breach. He and another swung down From the stairway to the ground. Clasping tight each others wrists. After many turns and twists, One clinging to the support Upon which the steps were built, The other secured the prize. Tho indeed it was unwise To thus risk life and limb For a little specimen. C.\TITERfXC COLO COLU~l Bl NE. ).I Ill. IL R. r3 �Pf KE S PE.\K-C. & S. R.R. �\Ve had planned a trip that night To the top of famous "Pike," By way of the burro trail. The burros travel like a snail But 'tis a safe and sure way To go by night as well as day. vVe thought to go at night was wise That we might see the sun rise. But when it came time to go The ladies found a veto From some of the gentlemen, Then we attempted to amend The former plans and wai,t till morn, But the ladies, quite forlorn, \Vere compelled to stay behind And other amusement find. But just at the last moment The gentlemen gave consent For all the ladies to ride Part way up the mountain side, And so with them we started, But all too soon we parted, Singing as we beat retreat; "God be with you till we meet." rs �As they went slowly 011 their waySo we heard the following clayThey came to a narrow pass, In this dangerous place, alas, Our Texas friend lost his hat, Indian style he lay clown flat And wormed his wa_v clown the trail Clinging to a burro's tail. HALF-WAY HOUSE-PIKE'S 16 PEAK COG RO.\D. 'Twas quite a close shave, they said. Recovering cover for his head. Soon they started 011 again, Going very slowly then . .:\t the so-called "Halfo·ay House'' All was quiet as a mouse. But they roused the inmates up And g~t something hot to sup. �The Halfway House is really About one-third of the way, And as it was then midnight They made quite a hasty flight After finishing their feast. Soon they saw, off toward the East A tongue of flame leap up high Brightening the dark gray sky. There is a fire on the plains! So one of the boys exclaims, As they pause to watch the glow Rapidly the flames did grow. The guide said in positive way: "It is only a stack of hay." Bnt they discovered quite soon That it was, in fact, the moon. At ''\i\fincly Point'' they lost the trail And crept along like a snail, The wind was blowing quite a blast \i\fhen they found the trail at last. On and on and on they go, But their progress was quite slow, For the way is very steep, Yet some of the boys went to sleep. 17 �:\Ieantime it had been arranged To take the rest by special train To the top of old Pike's Peak \Vhere it is so cold and blC'ak. \\'e all returned about micl-clay ,\ncl were soon after on our way For a drive to various nooks Reached hy many turns and crooks. The tall India rubber man Stretched till his feet dragged behind. Indeed, when they reached the top They were all ready to clrop. The hunger, fatigue ancl cold Experience can scarce he told. But the glorious sunrise Quite repaid the sacrifice. PIKE'S PE.\ K COG RO.\D. 18 �First along \\.illiams' Canon \\·c ciroyc s\O\dy on and on. Through the :'.\arrows, a gateway To a steep and ,Yincling clrive\\·ay \\ hich is called the Temple Dri,·e. \\.hen at the top \\·c arrived \\. e beheld a glorious view: .\huvc. the sky clear ancl blue. IJe!ow we could see quite plain The narrow tortuous lane \ \' e traversed so fearlessly, Indeed chatting carelessly. Tho o'er our heads, while clo\\'n there. Huge gray rocks hung in mid air, Seemingly ready to fall Crashing clown the tony wall. ,\ .. T. & S. F. R. R. �'.\I..\XITOI" SPHl:'\"CS-n. ,.\: IC c; I{ ll, A sweeping glance farther East Caught Manitou and Ute Pass . .·\ nd beyond an endless plain. To the Korth could be seen The old Temple of Isis And the several galleries Of the Amphitheater A natural stone structure. 20 t;TE F.\LLS, 11.\l',BQ\\' A., T. & S. F. R. P.\SS. �The mountain in the background Is literally honeycombed \Vilh underground passageways, Truly quite a puzzling maze. Grand Caverns and Cave of \i\!inds Being separate entrances, A half mile or more apart, Leading to the mountain's heart. I 11 the Grand Caverns "tis found J\fany marvelous things abound. r\ !abaster wreathes and flowers Decorating elfin bowers. And wonderful stalactites Forming many curious sights. From the ceiling they extend. And stalagmites gro11· under lh~rn. \Ve tra 1·ersed the , ~estibule, Rotunda and Canopy Hall, And other Halls and Avenues Conlaining many curious views_ And entered the Opera House, A wonderful edifice With two galleries and a dome And c11rtains draped around the rconi. �Adjoining is the Concert Hall Where the Organ, grand and tall Gives forth a rich tremulous tone To the touch of the musician. The Casket in Crystal Palace Contains almost a solid mass Of wondrous jewels and gems And alabaster specimens. vVandering down Lover's Lane \Ve stumbled on Grandma's Churn. And found an Old Maid's Kitchen too, But some one surely came to woo For there's a Bridal Chamber near And the old maid has disappeared. Then through Hall of Beauty we go To visit Dante's Inferno. Retracing the route \\·e came )Jear 1Ianitou by a stream, \Ve spied a spring deep and clear And some children playing near, Each supplied ,,·ith a tin cup With which to pass the water up. vVe gave each of them a nickel And they all seemed quite tickled. Hi~ CHURN. 22 �Their ruse had worked· very well For we heard one of them tell His opinion to the rest: "Now I know they would have passed If we had charged them for a drink, So it was better, don't you think. To pass the water up free, ,\ncl let them tip as you see." Quickly then we clro\'e omyards To the Garden of the Gods. \Vhere Balanced Rock stands on end A sentinel ta11 and grand. Other points of interest \Vere pointed out. but the resl. Like lhe porter's narrative, \Vere largely imaginative. Punch and Judy, petrified. Quielly stood side by side. The Dutchman with his Beer Stein. The Old Man's Cellar of \:Vine. The Turtle, the Bear and Seal, The Ant Eater and the Eel A11 were reproduced in stone And unto us carefully shown. BALANCED ROCK. ll. & R. G. R. R. 23 �G.\TF:\V .\ \'. The Queen of the Gardens stood Robed in stately cloak and hood Near the Gateway, and near by Cathedral Spires towered toward the sky. G.\RDEN OF THE 24 GODS-D. & R. G. R. R. Surmounting the stone Gate\\·ay The Kissing Campbels display. On leaving \Ye turned and looked back To see the Stage Coach on the track. �D. & R. G. R. IC \\'e paid Surely I ferc in \\·here a visit to Glen Eyrie. one could ne'er grow weary nature's very heart man has brought to bear his art. "Tis a fairy land of dreams, Rustic bridges over streams, Forming a connected drive, Till at the house we arrive. �It has no prison-like air, Yet once a bride was 'prisoned there. Or, at least, so it is saidAn old man a young bride wed, So beautiful was the bride The old man with jealous pride And a very selfish love Prepared this cote for his clove_. It was time to turn away, Our sight-seeing for that clay Surely was entirely done \~Tith the setting of the sun. Fast gathered the shades of night Succeeding the brief twilight, As homeward we quickly \Yent Gpon dining- quite intent. \Vhen at last the inner man \Vas satisfied, once again \Ve visited the Socia Spring. Then a serenade did sing: ·'Descend thou sleep, befriend me. In visions fair now send me." Then we parted till the dam1 When we were to traYel on. �Next morn a farewell song we sang, The mountains round about us rang \\'ith our laughter, songs and cheers As they bad not rung for years. Leaving Manitou behind • In Colorado Springs we find \Ve have an hour or two to spare, So we did some shopping there. It was the third of July And some of us set out to bu,. Fire crackers, torpedoes, And every other thing that goes To make Independence Day Quite complete in every way, I!:clucling our colors, too, Streamers of red, white and blue. \ii/hen we reached Canon City \ii/e were met by a committee And were escorted from the train To the Presbyterian Edifice just com pletecl, Where we were quickly seated On each side of long tables Loaded clown with eatables. �Soon after we started on Through Royal Gorge and Crand Canoli Sitting on the steps we gaze On changing scenes in amaze. Beneath us a silvery stream Glistened where a stray sunbeam Peeped between the granite walls .-\ncl upon the ,,·ater falls. D. & R. G. R. H. �:\head we see the engine swerve Sudden! 1· around a curve Seemingly plunging ahead Into a canvas outspread Portraying naturr and art, The sinuous track forming a part Tra1·ersing a narrow ledge O'erhanging the \\'ater's edge. D. & R. G, R. R. �\Vith heads backward thrown we scan \Valls of rock on either hand, Tinting- from buff into brown, Capped above with golden crown, As we behold from below A last lingering- bright glow Of sunshine on the horizon \Yhich we silently gaze upon. D. & R. G. R. R. 30 Soon the Collegiate Range is seen Princeton, In the distance-Mount ~Iount Harvard and :\fount Yale too. All of grayish somber hue, Rear their dignified heads high Towering upward toward the sky. Then \Ye gave a college yell And of school clays long past tell. �D. & R. G. R. R. Ere the darkness shuts us in Mount of the Holy Cross is seen Where two fissures deep and wide Across and clown the mountain side 31 Are filled with eternal snow. Then as swiftly on we go Into the gathering shades of night We see another novel sight. �A typical mining scene, On either bank of a ravme Perched away up in the air Tiny shaft houses nestle there. It seemed hardly possible That they were accessible. Yet the dump would indicate \Vorkmen were there early and late. D. & R. G. R. R. �/ Another quite interesting thing \Ve caught a glimpse of from the train \Vas a Natural Pyramid; But ere long the darkness hid The whole landscape from our view And being quite tired too \Ve soon "turned in" and slept sound Unit! a new morning dawned. C. & S R. R / �34 �In the meantime we arrived At Glenwood Springs, about five In the morn a loud report Awoke us all with a start. 'Twas two of our patriots Awakening us with loud shots In their zeal to celebrate Ere the hour should have grown late. FUN 35 TN THE POOL. Each and all in their own way Celebrated Independence Day. Some plunged in the swimming pool, Tho the morning air was cool, But the water was quite warm And no one experienced harm. The elder folks went for a drive 1 Nhile some of the youngsters strive �GOLF Lfl\ KS. POLO GROUNDS. �To win at Golf and Polo, But some of us chose to go For quite a long horseback ride Around and up the mountain side. Here again art and nature Form quite an interesting picture. A flume wound around the hill, By the stream stood an old mill. The water rushed madly o'er A dam which sought to hoard a store. Wild flowers in profusion Mingled in bright confusion. :.\fountain sides were covered with pine Clear up to the timber line, \Vhile far above, brown and bare Tall peaks ascended in air. Sometimes we catch a glimpse of snow As o'er the winding trail we go. Then suddenly we see a g·leam Of something white beside the stream. Approaching nearer we found A bank of snow covered the ground. This huge avalanche had crushed The shrubbery in its downward rush. 37 �E.re we turned homeward to go V./e scooped up hanclsful of snow "\ncl packed our saddlebags tight To encl the clay in a snow fight. ).Iy steed was called "Merry go round," For, while we were homeward bound, \\'hen I tried to rein her in Round and round she would spin. The evening was quickly spent, '•Tired but happy'" to bed \Ye went. Early next morning to rise, But were greeted by cloudy skies. Through a misty drizzling rain \Ye hurried down to the train . . \.nd soon again we moved along Toward the setting of the sun. The day ,,·as dreary and long Tho interspersed with laugh and song. There was little to be seen Kot a touch of living green, A desert of billowy sand Stretched afar on either hand, Till. surmounting a steep ri e, The \\'ahsatch range greeted our e,·es. �D. & R. G. R. k. Swiftly our train bore us on Into the Castle Canon, At the entrance to which stand Towering shafts on either hand, . 39 Huge sandstones in rich red dyed, vVith firs and pines on either side. But the shades of night gathered fast After Castle Gate we passed . �Ere morn we reached Salt Lake City, The day dawned bright and pretty, 'Twas Sunday, the day of rest, So we dressed up in our best, vVent to church and Sunday school And tried to keep the Golden Rule By giving in the afternoon J\n "Echo" of the convention. Two more days ,,·e had to see All the sights of the city, And a few side trips to take One to the famous Great Salt Lake \Vhere we had considerable sport, And another. to the Fort. \Vhile in the city also \\re found many places to go. 40 �ASSEMBLY HALL, TABERNACLE. I\·IONUMENT OF BRIGHAM TE'.\.IPLlt, YOC-:-.'G. D, & R. C:. R, R, The Temple, famed in history, Tho shrouded in mystery Proudly stands in Temple Square, The Tabernacle, too, is there, While near by, on Brig-ham street, vVhere we turned our footsteps fleet \Ve passed by the Lion house Saw also Amelia's Palace �The home of Brigham's favorite wife, \i\'hich is opposite the Bee Hive, Adjoining that is Eagle Gate. Located on the cross treet, Surrounded by an old wall About eight or ten feet tall Is the school where Brigham's off pring Learned to read and spell and sing. 42 �The graye of Brigham Young we found Tightly fenced in all around. \Ve only paused to peep in Then hastened on our way agam To the Mormon Market place And the tithing offices \\There we bought some J\1ormon money, ~\ transaction rather funny. There yet remained to be seen Many things quite interesting, Among which were the Salt Palace, A building quite marvelous; The City and County Hall, An edifice extremely tall, From the top of which we gazed Upon the city in amaze. SALT !'.\LACE. 43 �44 �It was a long farewell view, The next morning we were due To leave this picturesque garden spot. The clay proved dusty and hot And we were glad when at last The sun retired to its rest. It clescenclecl very slow Seemingly quite loath to go. A glorious sight to beholdThat great bright ball of pure gold Sinking slowly out of sight, Reflecting· a brilliant light, Brightening the mountain top Ere at last from sight it dropped, Leaving but a tiny streak Outlining the mountain peak. Just one moment, so it seemed, The whole mountain top gleamed Like unto a bank of gold vVondrous beauty all untold. Then again the lig·ht did fade Leaving but the faintest shade. Old Sol playing hide and seek Hid behind the mountain peak. 43 �Next morning we all embark In stages for Yellowstone Park, A distance of some sixty-five Or more miles we had to drive Before halting for the night. It was a pleasant drive. quite, Altho it was quite tiresome, Yet all were glad they had come. As we halted at Dwelle's Inn Snow on the mountainside was seen, Seemingly not very far off. One of the girls ,vith merry laugh Challenged the boys for a race Threatening to wash their face. They dined and made a hasty flight, Getting back about ten that night. Early next morning we started out ·with many a gay laugh and shout. Soon \\"e reached Christmas Tree Park ·where all day long 'tis alrno t dark: The pines grow so thick and tall As to shut out nearly all The light of the glorious sun As his daily cour e is run. �Our first stop in Yellowstone \Vas at the Hotel Fountain \\'here Fountain and Great Fountain play Two or three times every clay. The Mammoth Paint Pots are there The native Cinnamon Bear Lounges around the back door -waiting for his daily store. Our second clay in the park Vve retraced part of the route \\'e traversed the clay before :--\long the Madison river, Then turned into Gibbon Canon Toward the Norris Lunch Station \\There at noon we were to dine. The scenery enroute was fine. We paused to see the l\Iinute Man And by a winding pathway then Proceeded to the Black Growler Then to the Constant Geyser, Picking our way o'er dangerous ground Where geysers leap up vvith a bound, And one careless step might crush Through the thin crust of the earth. 47 �After lunch we journeyed on To spend Sunday at Grand Canon. _,\scending steep and steeper grades Past water falls and cascades. \\'ould that I were an artist And could portray on canvas Scenes so marvelously grand As those portrayed by Goers liancl. GR.A ro CANON-U. P. R. R. �49 �The Great Falls of the Yellowstone I visited next morn, alone, First viewing- the falls quite near by Just as the sun peeped from the sky. Lending color to the scene Gntil the silvery white sheen Of water clashing· below Gave forth tints of the rainbow. �Pausing next at Point Lookout I hear the gay and laughing shout Of the water as it falls Down the rugged rocky walls. Toward Inspiration Point then Slowly on I went again, Often glancing back, in vain, As the falls cannot be seen. But the river fl.01,·s along '\N"ith a merry rippling song Like a strand of purest pearls Interwined with emeralds. Banks of yellow stone and sand Slant upward on either hand, Shades of orange, shades of gold, Russet and reel there unfold. 51 �Monday to the Lake we went On a half day's fishing bent. After luncheon every boat That could be hired was afloat, And by night were well supplied With fish which were for breakfast fried. That evening a few planned to go Out on the Lake for a row. 'Ne bad a choice the next clay Of going on to Thumb Bay Either by steamboat or stage But the latter seemed the rage And very few chose to take Steamboat passage across the Lake, Preferring·, it seemed, to go The good old way, sure and slow. \\·e had luncheon at Thumb Day And were soon again on our way Having seen the Laundry Vats Also the various Paint Pots And the Hot Spring Fishing Cone. Our roadway that afternoon Was almost a continuous Repetition of an S. 52 �At one point we saw Lake Shoshone And the distant range of Teton Mountains away off beyond, Towering so tall and grand, And capped with eternal snow. Then, as farther on we go, Keppler's Cascades can be seen, A winding ribbon of green. UPPER GEYSER 53 BASJ:-;, Then onward again we hasten To Upper Geyser Basin, "\i\!here we expect to tarry Over night with Old Larry, vVho greets us with profusion, Proof against all confusion, Ever ready with a joke Hearty laughter to provoke. �CASTLE GEYSER AND 54 CASTLE \\"ELL. �Here we find geysers galore, Old Faithful, Giant, Grotto. more Indeed than I can tell, The Castle and the Castle \Veil, Oblong, Excelsior, Riverside, And many, many more beside. :\Iorning Glory Spring, Emerald Pool, Specimen Lake and the Punch Bowl. I I I One more day we have to spend In the Park, almost to the encl Of our journey we then will be, Just a few more things to seeBiscuit Basin, Fire Hole Spring, And Great Fountain Geyser again. Once more at Fountain Hotel We hear the welcome dinner bell. 1 [ere we grouped ourselves upon A mound composed of earth and stone And got a snap shot. which we prize. Tho not very great in size Yet it brings back to our mind Faces of friends both good and kind. Friends whom we will long remember \i\Tith recollections most tender. JJ �) �PQ,...,, :-5,J)a 't-, C,,-'1'"' I j 1 �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Send me a postcard! Women on the road across 19th-20th century America Subject The topic of the resource Exhibit Description An account of the resource Summer 2022 exhibit Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Samantha Dodd Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2022 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Western Wonderland [privately printed account of a western trip] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Elizabeth Albertha Taylor Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1903 Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PS3539.A8913 W4 1903