Heart of the Rockies
Subtitle: in all of its grandeur
By: published and copyrighted by the Williamson-Haffner Company
Contributors: Harmon, Chas. H. (Charles Henry), 1859-1936, artist; Van Noy News Company (Denver, Colo.)
Publisher: Williamson-Haffner Company
Published: 1900
Place of publication: Denver, Colorado
Language: eng
Number of pages: 25
Subjects: Landscapes; Pictorial works; Cities and towns
Other titles: Heart of the Rockies in Colorado
Notes: Binding: stabbed, tied with yellow cord.

Cover page features image of a steam train travelling through the Royal Gorge.

Photomechanical reproductions of paintings by landscape artist Charles Harmon of the Rocky Mountains (Denver, Colo.), with accompanying text.

T.p. notes: "Exclusive Book," Van Noy News Company, Denver, Colorado.

Includes images of general view over the city of Denver, Castle Rock, Palmer Lake, Elephant Rock, view of Colorado Springs, summit of Pike's Peak, Crystal Park, roadway, the Royal Gorge, town of Salida, Marshall Pass, Mount Massive and Leadville, Grand Canon (Canyon), aerial view over Glenwood Springs, and a panoramic view of snowy range (15 x 50 cm).

Includes map of the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad, and the Western Pacific Railway and connections.

Avery Classics copy: Gift of John Stubbs.