Here’s a 1966 Denver Zephyr dinner menu we haven’t seen before. This one has a painting of “Baneberry — flower and berry — and Chickweed” on the front cover and one of “Columbine and Deer Vine” on the back. We’ve previously seen a 1962 menu that had the same two paintings reversed: columbine on the front and baneberry on the back.

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All of these paintings were done by an artist named Kathryn Fligg, working for the Paul Cret‘s architectural firm (by then known as Harbeson, Hough, Livingston & Larson), which designed train interiors for the Budd Company. An email I’ve received from Fligg indicated she did a total of 115 paintings that were hung in Denver Zephyr bedrooms, and it is a shame that Burlington used only eight of them on its menu covers as the rest have probably disappeared.