Colorado’s Highest Mountains

I’m pretty sure the cover of this menu depicts Mt. Massive, as seen from Leadville, Colorado. It’s either that or Mt. Elbert, which is a little to the south of Mt. Massive. The back cover says Elbert is Colorado’s second-highest mountain with Massive being the highest. Today, geographers say it’s the other way around, with Massive being 12 feet lower than Elbert.

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