This historic 20-page "postcard booklet" is postmarked May 7, 1930.
Click here to download a colorful pdf of this delightful artifact. The 1.01 MB pdf opens in Adobe Acrobat Reader.
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Passengers on the Mount Washington Cog Railway this summer will get a little something extra when they purchase their ticket to ride.
In partnership with our friends at the New Hampshire Historical Society, a free ticket to the society's museum will be included with each ticket sold for an excursion on the Cog Railway this summer.
 On display as part of the historical society's current exhibit, entitled New Hampshire Favorites, is a lovely example of 19th century decorative coach scroll painting of Old Peppersass, the steam engine that first chugged its way to the top of Mount Washington in 1869.
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Back in 1983, two White Mountain natives' search for an historic property to take on as a business opportunity ended not at the doorstep of any building, but at the base station of a unique mountain-climbing railway that had been built in 1869. 
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