Ruxton's Trading Post

Manitou Springs, Colorado

Ruxton's Trading Post is located in an historic building that straddles Ruxton Creek. Ruxton Creek served as a landmark and route for Native Americans and early 19th century explorers. One of those explorers was Frederick Ruxton and it seemed appropriate that we name our store after him.

Ruxton Avenue is the route to the Cog Railway Station and the Barr Trail Trailhead. Ride the Cog Railway to the summit of Pikes Peak or test your stamina on Barr Trail, a 13 mile climb to the summit.

Ruxton's Trading Post features Cowboy and Indian Antiques and Collectibles and Native American Art. Please browse our site or contact us with your wants.

Gretchen and Mike Graham, Proprietors

2002 Show Pictures	A. Brandt Ranch Oak	Alaska May 2006
Alpaca Rugs	Antique Cowboy Spurs	Antique Furniture
Arbuckles Coffee	Auction July 30, 2005	Bamco Western Glasses
Beacon Camp Blankets	Bit Saddle Spurs Books	Canada June 2004
Chuck Wagon	Clocks	Coleman Camping Gear
Contemporary Bit Makers	Contemporary Spur Makers	Cowboy Antiques
Cowboy Hats	Cowboy Horse Bits	Cowhides and Leather
Crocs Footwear and Jibbitz	Dave's Horse Shoe Art	Decor
Deer or Elk Antler Light	Diner / Route 66	Ebay Auctions
General Store	Gus, Border Collie, CFO	Indian Antiques
Inexpensive Cowboy Spurs	Interior Views Ruxton's	Knives
Links to other web sites	Mining	Miscellaneous Items
Native American Art	Navajo Weavings	Old Antique Skis / Skiis
Old Fishing Creels Creel	Parago Circus	Pikes Peak Cog Railway
Pikes Peak Western Show	Racine Sattley Buggy	Replica Colt Winchester
Roy Rogers & Dale Evans	Ruxton Ave. Parking 6-7-2008	SASS Cowboy Reinactors
Snowshoes Snow Shoes	Things To Do in Manitou and Region	Vintage Cowboy Boots
Wagon Wheel Furniture	Western Movie Posters	Western Stock Saddles

Ruxton's Trading Post

22 Ruxton Avenue
Manitou Springs, CO 80829
email: oldwest@pcisys.net
(719) 685-9024

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