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Streetscape of town of Manitou Springs.
| Manitou Avenue streetscape including Leddy Block.
| Leddy Block (1891) (734-8 Manitou Ave.).
| Heritage buildings with arts & crafts galleries on Cañon Ave.
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Manitou Avenue streetscape.
| Carved bear outside shop.
| Wheeler Town Clock & fountain (1889) made in Italy.
On National Register.
| Statue of woman holding lamp atop Wheeler Town Clock.
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Barker House (1872-1890) (819 Manitou Ave.) was a prime resort hotel of 100 rooms with one bathroom per floor. Style: Queen Anne Shingle. On National Register.
| Facade of Barker House, former Navajo Hotel.
| Barker House tower, once a prime resort, now a senior citizen's home.
| Shingle facade of Barker House, former hotel with town's first elevator.
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Wheeler Bank building (1889) (717 Manitou Ave.) with third floor used as town's first opera house.
Architect: J.L. Nichols. On National Register.
| Romanesque Revival of Wheeler Bank building.
| Cliff House Inn (1873) (306 Cañon Ave.) started serving gold miners, then tourists for mineral waters & Pike's Peak. On National Register.
| Cliff House Inn has hosted Theodore Roosevelt, P.T. Barnum, Thomas Edison, Clark Gable, F.W. Woolworth, & J. Paul Getty.
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J.E. Newton Residence (2 Grand Ave.). Style: Queen Anne.
| Miramont Castle Museum (aka Montcalm Castle) (1895) (9 Capitol Hill). On National Register.
| Miramont Castle Museum originally built as home for Father Jean Baptist Francolon, a French Priest.
| Miramont Castle Museum constructed of quarried greenstone & pine shows 9 styles of architecture ranging from English Tudor to Byzantine.
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Stagecoach Inn (702 Manitou Ave.) parts of which go back to 1881.
| Concord coach by Abbot, Downing & Co. at Stagecoach Inn, a stop on town's stage line.
| Pike's Peak Cog Railway passengers waiting to board. 
| View of Pike's Peak over Colorado Springs.
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