Thunder and tempest of wind
Their trumpets blow in the vastness;
Phantoms of mist and rain,
Cloud and the shadow of cloud,
Pass and repass by the gates
Of their inaccessible fastness;
Ever unmoved they stand,
Solemn, eternal and proud.

—Longfellow
in "The Mask of Pandora."


[CONTENTS.]

PAGE
Mountains, by Longfellow[4]
Man's Love for the Mountains[7]
Distinguished Testimony[13]
Mount Lowe Railway[21]
Origin of the Mount Lowe Railway[23]
Rubio Canyon[27]
Great Cable Incline[29]
Echo Mountain[31]
Echo Mountain House[33]
Lowe Observatory[35]
Professor Larkin[38]
The Spectroscope[43]
Great World's Fair Searchlight[47]
Operating Machinery of Great Cable Incline[49]
Glen Canyon[51]
Mount Lowe Eight[53]
Phantom Sea[55]
Alpine Division[57]
Nature and Art[59]
Magnificent Views[61]
Circular Bridge[65]
Alpine Club House, Hanging of the Crane[69]
Benefits of Mountain Climbing[79]
Health Gained in the Mountains[83]
Mountain Canyon in the Winter[85]
Flora of Mount Lowe[88]
Coast Islands from Mount Lowe[93]
Looking from Mount Lowe Over the Valley[94]
From Alpine Snow to Semi-Tropical Sea[96]
From the Mountains to the Sea[102]
Dawn on Mount Lowe[104]
Tri-Crested Summit of Mount Lowe[106]
A Forest of Pines[106]
The Name[107]
How to See Mount Lowe[110]
Summer on Mount Lowe[112]
The Summing Up[114]
The Beauties of Mount Lowe[115]
Other Picturesque Trips on the Pacific Electric Railway[116]
Long Beach[116]
Whittier[119]
San Gabriel[120]
Monrovia and Baldwin's Ranch[123]

Alpine Scenery in Winter on Shoulders of Mount Lowe.


THE MOUNT LOWE DIVISION
PACIFIC ELECTRIC RAILWAY