Guess the Location!

[Mountain_Man_79]

These very much look like the Rocky Mountains? Maybe Colorado?

 

[Bob in Pittsburgh]

Yes, Colorado.

 

[Mountain_Man_79]

I’ve spent enough years in Colorado that it just stuck out, but I’m actually at a loss for the historical site you’re looking for. Hmmm...

 

[Bob in Pittsburgh]

I might be exaggerating a little when I call it a historical site. It does have something to do with a person who was well-known, in his time.

 

[Mountain_Man_79]

Zebulon Pike by any chance?

 

[Mountain_Man_79]

Nikola Tesla?

 

[Bob in Pittsburgh]

Not Zebulon Pike, not Nikola Tesla.

 

[Mountain_Man_79]

Whelp, I’m out of famous historical figures that spent time in Colorado!

 

[barry13]

Stanley?

A US President?

 

[Bob in Pittsburgh]

Not Stanley; not a U.S. President.

 

[barry13]

What historical site was this photo taken from?View attachment 869385

A guy named Walker?

 

[Bob in Pittsburgh]

Not someone named Walker.

I am going to bed soon. Will check back in the morning.

 

[PacNWMike]

How about a college?

 

[Bob in Pittsburgh]

Not a college.

 

[Bob in Pittsburgh]

I will give you a hint: the person associated with this site was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor.

 

[Brodhall]

Does his name have some connection to H2O?

 

[Bob in Pittsburgh]

Does his name have some connection to H2O?

Not that I know of.

 

[Brodhall]

Not that I know of.

Hmmm okay, not where or who I was thinking of then

 

[Bob in Pittsburgh]

Here's a partial list of actors who have portrayed the person associated with this site:

Keith Carradine
Peter Coyote
Charlton Heston
Clayton Moore
Paul Newman
J.K. Simmons.

 

[Brodhall]

As you seem very keen to get rid of this :-D - I will take it ; Jefferson County Lookout Mountain Preserve - famous for William F. "(water)Buffalo Bill" Cody