PPLD Historic Photo of the Day, 5/24/10: Two Men with Bicycles at Glen Eyrie

By On May 24, 2010 · Leave a Comment · In A Big Something, Photography, PPLD Historic Photo of the Day


(“Glen Eyrie – Eagles Nest”, photographer and date unknown. Courtesy of Special Collections, Pikes Peak Library District. Image Number: 001-2146.)

Two men with bicycles alongside sit in front of neat log building, identified on back as “Eagle’s Nest”, at Glen Eyrie.

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