I love these Rio Grande menus with the pasted-on color photographs. Although nowhere as numerous as the Union Pacific color photo menus, every time I think I must have them all I find a couple more. I’ve previously found 19, but this one is completely new.

Click image to download a 1.2-MB PDF of this menu.

I previously noted that this series included two different views of the Utah state capitol and I wondered if there was a second one of the Colorado capitol. Instead, I think this photo of the Denver Civic Center is the second photo for Denver.
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The back cover is densely packed with 480 words under the headline, “Denver Civic Center.” But only the first 50 words are about the civic center while the rest is about the city itself and the recreation areas in the nearby mountains with, of course, a plug for Rio Grande’s two routes out of Denver: the Moffat Tunnel and Royal Gorge.

Despite being issued in 1944 during the war, the menu doesn’t seem to lack for anything. If anything was in short supply it was the mountain trout, which was $1.25 a la carte (about $18.25 today). For just a dollar (about $14.75 today), patrons could get a full meal with unspecified fish (but apparently not mountain trout), fruits or cereals, bread, and beverage. For the same price the meal could substitute a ham omelette, griddle cakes with bacon, or ham or bacon and eggs for the fish.