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Conical brush homes constructed from living trees, bark, and brush, wickiups are primarily associated with Colorado’s Ute People, an indigenous group that dates from prehistoric times to the latter 19th century. As a result of the Utes’ increased migratory lifestyle...
Historic Bridges of Colorado highlights 23 preservation-priority bridges identified through Colorado Preservation, Inc.’s Endangered Places Program and the Colorado Department of Transportation. These bridges represent the state’s transportation history, engineering innovation, and long-term preservation planning for historic bridge resources.
A once common, but rapidly disappearing, feature of many downtowns across the state of Colorado is the underground entrances to the lower levels of historic commercial buildings. Some of these below-sidewalk-grade entrances are accessible by stairwells as well as from...