Golden Spike National Historical Park Metal Ornament - 119 Kids whose name is derived from

whose name is derived from the Aztec word coyotl

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As the deer mature

Bees pollinate not only plants that the Hopi people depend on

Golden Spike National Historical Park Metal Ornament - 119 Kids whose name is derived fromRemember your national park adventures every holiday season with our stamped metal ornaments! This ornament has a color enameled front display on an intricately stamped metal backing. This one features the Union Pacific's 119 locomotive that participated in the Golden Spike ceremony on May 10, 1869. The 119 was a steam engine that burned coal to fire its engine, and featured a straight stack. Official park ornament approved by the National Park