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Situated on the corner of Platte and Nevada Avenues is a statue well known to residents of Colorado Springs. Many people passing through the area see this statue and ask, Who is the man on that iron horse? It is, of course, the bronze statue of General William Jackson Palmer. Many medals were given to General. Palmer during his lifetime. One of the most beautiful is pictured below. Its in- scription reads, Presented by the surviv- ing members' of his Regiment, the Fif- teenth Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry, to General William jackson Palmer as a token of esteem, October 30, 1901 - 29th Annual Reunion. The badge consists of yellow ribbon, saddle, stirrups, crossed rifle and cavalry sword, Volunteer Cavalry studdied with diamonds, an acorn and the five points ot' the larger star studdekl with diamonds and a small diamond star. It is hoped that this section will give you a better and more thorough under- standing of the deeds and accomplish- ments of General William Jackson Palmer, the great man in whose memory this school is named. General Palmer and his favorite Great Danes The Man on the Iron Horse Master of the Glen X Q Ni Na sk ' 5, it xl , , 1 'lx 14, SXNAMI? 9:1 1 A I I I A
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e, XX Z li'1, 2 3 Mr. Calhoun, Ron Parker, and Mauriee Mendel measure portrait ot General Palmer in order to have a photographit reproduction made. X nh lfew' people realize the amount ot' time .intl effort put into planning the General P.1lmer XVeelx. March lei-lQ, by members ol' etbinet .ind tountil. The orisjinttl plttns for this week were begun .tt the entl of 1959. Preliminary resetirth .mel formuliting were done by the council president. ettbinet president. Mr. Calhoun. and members ol' the Yermi' Y mm st.1l'l'. Groundwork w.is l.1itl for the protect by meet' ings during I'in.tl week. Committee reseirth w.1s be- gun during the first p,1rt of lfebrirtry. Hours .intl hours were spent eontieting people and theuking pos' sible pllns. XVithout the help of mini' citizens or Colormlo Springs. this week. honoring General P11- mer. would htue been impossible. Months of Planning Go into Successful Palmer Week Preparing for General Palmer XX'eek, tountil members investigate PLllll1Q1'.h wartlrobe at the Pioneers' Museum.
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