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PHOTOS: Woodland Park Receives Pikes Peak Cog Rail Car

By November 23, 2019 | updated 7 years ago

Glenn Metcalfe, retired engineer for the Cog Railway, stands in front of the Pikes Peak Cog rail car, that was transported from Manitou Springs, to be installed by a crane at the Woodland Station at Bergstrom Park in Woodland Park on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. The retired rail car was donated to Woodland Park due to The Broadmoor reconstructing the railway and buying new engines and cars as part of its $100 million rebuilding project of the railway. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette)

A Pikes Peak Cog rail car was transported from Manitou Springs to be installed by a crane at the Woodland Station at Bergstrom Park in Woodland Park on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. The retired rail car was donated to Woodland Park due to The Broadmoor reconstructing the railway and buying new engines and cars as part of its $100 million rebuilding project of the railway. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette)

Glenn Metcalfe, retired engineer for the Cog Railway, stands in front of the Pikes Peak Cog rail car, that was transported from Manitou Springs, to be installed by a crane at the Woodland Station at Bergstrom Park in Woodland Park on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. The retired rail car was donated to Woodland Park due to The Broadmoor reconstructing the railway and buying new engines and cars as part of its $100 million rebuilding project of the railway. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette)
Glenn Metcalfe, retired engineer for the Cog Railway, stands in front of the Pikes Peak Cog rail car, that was transported from Manitou Springs, to be installed by a crane at the Woodland Station at Bergstrom Park in Woodland Park on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. The retired rail car was donated to Woodland Park due to The Broadmoor reconstructing the railway and buying new engines and cars as part of its $100 million rebuilding project of the railway. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette)
Dr. Cheryl Steen with the Gold Camp Victorian Society of Cripple Creek, crosses railway tracks of the new resting place for a retired Pikes Peak Cog rail car, that was transported from Manitou Springs, to be installed by a crane at the Woodland Station at Bergstrom Park in Woodland Park on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. The retired rail car was donated to Woodland Park due to The Broadmoor reconstructing the railway and buying new engines and cars as part of its $100 million rebuilding project of the railway. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette)
Dr. Cheryl Steen with the Gold Camp Victorian Society of Cripple Creek, crosses railway tracks of the new resting place for a retired Pikes Peak Cog rail car, that was transported from Manitou Springs, to be installed by a crane at the Woodland Station at Bergstrom Park in Woodland Park on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. The retired rail car was donated to Woodland Park due to The Broadmoor reconstructing the railway and buying new engines and cars as part of its $100 million rebuilding project of the railway. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette)
Dr. Cheryl Steen, left, and Susan Johnson, right, with the Gold Camp Victorian Society of Cripple Creek, watch as a crane prepares to move a retired Pikes Peak Cog rail car, that was transported from Manitou Springs, to be installed by a crane at the Woodland Station at Bergstrom Park in Woodland Park on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. The retired rail car was donated to Woodland Park due to The Broadmoor reconstructing the railway and buying new engines and cars as part of its $100 million rebuilding project of the railway. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette)
Dr. Cheryl Steen, left, and Susan Johnson, right, with the Gold Camp Victorian Society of Cripple Creek, watch as a crane prepares to move a retired Pikes Peak Cog rail car, that was transported from Manitou Springs, to be installed by a crane at the Woodland Station at Bergstrom Park in Woodland Park on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. The retired rail car was donated to Woodland Park due to The Broadmoor reconstructing the railway and buying new engines and cars as part of its $100 million rebuilding project of the railway. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette)
The Top Hands riders ride behind a cane that prepares to move a retired Pikes Peak Cog rail car, that was transported from Manitou Springs, to be installed at the Woodland Station at Bergstrom Park in Woodland Park on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. The retired rail car was donated to Woodland Park due to The Broadmoor reconstructing the railway and buying new engines and cars as part of its $100 million rebuilding project of the railway. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette)
The Top Hands riders ride behind a cane that prepares to move a retired Pikes Peak Cog rail car, that was transported from Manitou Springs, to be installed at the Woodland Station at Bergstrom Park in Woodland Park on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. The retired rail car was donated to Woodland Park due to The Broadmoor reconstructing the railway and buying new engines and cars as part of its $100 million rebuilding project of the railway. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette)
Photos by Chancey Bush/ The GazetteABOVE: Steve Fallis sits on top of his horse Black Jack waiting for a Pikes Peak Cog rail car, that was transported from Manitou Springs, to be installed by a crane at the Woodland Station at Bergstrom Park in Woodland Park on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. The retired rail car was donated to Woodland Park due to The Broadmoor reconstructing the railway and buying new engines and cars as part of its $100 million rebuilding project of the railway.LEFT: Glenn Metcalfe, retired engineer for the Cog Railway, stands in front of the Pikes Peak Cog rail car, that was transported from Manitou Springs, to be installed by a crane at the Woodland Station at Bergstrom Park in Woodland Park on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. The retired rail car was donated to Woodland Park due to The Broadmoor reconstructing the railway and buying new engines and cars as part of its $100 million rebuilding project of the railway.
Photos by Chancey Bush/ The GazetteABOVE: Steve Fallis sits on top of his horse Black Jack waiting for a Pikes Peak Cog rail car, that was transported from Manitou Springs, to be installed by a crane at the Woodland Station at Bergstrom Park in Woodland Park on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. The retired rail car was donated to Woodland Park due to The Broadmoor reconstructing the railway and buying new engines and cars as part of its $100 million rebuilding project of the railway.LEFT: Glenn Metcalfe, retired engineer for the Cog Railway, stands in front of the Pikes Peak Cog rail car, that was transported from Manitou Springs, to be installed by a crane at the Woodland Station at Bergstrom Park in Woodland Park on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. The retired rail car was donated to Woodland Park due to The Broadmoor reconstructing the railway and buying new engines and cars as part of its $100 million rebuilding project of the railway.
Susan Johnson, with the Gold Camp Victorian Society of Cripple Creek, watches as a crane prepares to move a retired Pikes Peak Cog rail car, that was transported from Manitou Springs, to be installed by a crane at the Woodland Station at Bergstrom Park in Woodland Park on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. The retired rail car was donated to Woodland Park due to The Broadmoor reconstructing the railway and buying new engines and cars as part of its $100 million rebuilding project of the railway. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette)
Susan Johnson, with the Gold Camp Victorian Society of Cripple Creek, watches as a crane prepares to move a retired Pikes Peak Cog rail car, that was transported from Manitou Springs, to be installed by a crane at the Woodland Station at Bergstrom Park in Woodland Park on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. The retired rail car was donated to Woodland Park due to The Broadmoor reconstructing the railway and buying new engines and cars as part of its $100 million rebuilding project of the railway. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette)
The Top Hands riders stand next to the resting place for a retired Pikes Peak Cog rail car, that was transported from Manitou Springs, to be installed by a crane at the Woodland Station at Bergstrom Park in Woodland Park on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. The retired rail car was donated to Woodland Park due to The Broadmoor reconstructing the railway and buying new engines and cars as part of its $100 million rebuilding project of the railway. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette)
The Top Hands riders stand next to the resting place for a retired Pikes Peak Cog rail car, that was transported from Manitou Springs, to be installed by a crane at the Woodland Station at Bergstrom Park in Woodland Park on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. The retired rail car was donated to Woodland Park due to The Broadmoor reconstructing the railway and buying new engines and cars as part of its $100 million rebuilding project of the railway. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette)
Susan Johnson, with the Gold Camp Victorian Society of Cripple Creek, walks through the site where a retired Pikes Peak Cog rail car, that was transported from Manitou Springs, waits to be installed by a crane at the Woodland Station at Bergstrom Park in Woodland Park on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. The retired rail car was donated to Woodland Park due to The Broadmoor reconstructing the railway and buying new engines and cars as part of its $100 million rebuilding project of the railway. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette)
Susan Johnson, with the Gold Camp Victorian Society of Cripple Creek, walks through the site where a retired Pikes Peak Cog rail car, that was transported from Manitou Springs, waits to be installed by a crane at the Woodland Station at Bergstrom Park in Woodland Park on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019. The retired rail car was donated to Woodland Park due to The Broadmoor reconstructing the railway and buying new engines and cars as part of its $100 million rebuilding project of the railway. (Chancey Bush/ The Gazette)
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