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  • Incline - Mt. Lowe Railroad

    Incline - Mt. Lowe Railroad

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    View of cable car and passengers at the base of Mt. Lowe incline.

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  • Circle bridge, Mt. Lowe Railroad

    Circle bridge, Mt. Lowe Railroad

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    View of cable car and passengers on curve of bridge overlooking the valley.

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  • Passengers on incline railway to Echo Mountain

    Passengers on incline railway to Echo Mountain

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    Passengers on a portion of the Mount Lowe Railway cable car incline to Echo Mountain located in the San Gabriel mountains above Pasadena, California. A sign at right says "Echo Mountain 3500 feet above sea level" and the car says "Echo" across the front. A Pacific Electric streetcar is also seen at right. The domed building in the distance is the Mount Lowe Observatory with a telescope on Echo Mountain.

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  • Mt. Lowe Incline

    Mt. Lowe Incline

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    View of cable car and riders at bottom of the Mt. Lowe incline.

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  • Millards Canyon, Mt. Lowe, California, U.S.A

    Millards Canyon, Mt. Lowe, California, U.S.A

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    View of a man and a woman on horseback on a trail in Millard Canyon near Mount Lowe in the San Gabriel Mountains.

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    To Mt. Lowe with Love

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    A series of still images of Mt. Lowe set to music and narration. Written and produced by Philip F. Callahan and narrated by Lynn Adkins. Most notable for 1920s era film footage of people ascending Mt. Lowe in cable car with original audio narrating [19:20-21:28] and trip to Alpine Tavern [22:08-25:58] which includes Ford Motor Co. footage of men scaling rocks as well as a shot of the Pacific Electric Railway red car traveling along the tracks. Format of original: Reel

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