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Kennedy/Mancos Grain Elevator
The Mancos Grain Elevator was built in 1934 by Grady Clampitt. Mr. Clampitt and Mr. Luellen, a bordering farmer, grew dryland wheat in fields bordering Mesa Verde National Park on the southeast side; those same fields are used to grow dryland wheat today, and it is...
Isis Theatre
Victor, Colorado, has a rich architectural heritage and a colorful and bawdy past, to put it mildly. The Isis Theatre, located in the heart of the small downtown and its former Red Light district, epitomizes this wildly entertaining past as it serves as a panorama of...
InterLaken Resort
Colorado Preservation, Inc listed Inter-Laken as one of Colorado’s Most Endangered Places in 2001 due to the poor condition of the buildings, which were boarded up and inaccessible to visitors. The extreme weather conditions combined with lack of regular...
Iglesia de San Antonio/Tiffany Church
Iglesia de San Antonio/Tiffany Church is one of the few remaining historic churches that conveys the story of Hispano history in southeastern La Plata County near the border with New Mexico. Located in the settlement of Tiffany, the small Catholic church was completed...
Hugo Roundhouse
Listed on the State Register of Historic Properties, the Union Pacific Railroad roundhouse was constructed in 1909 to service engines on the Kansas-Pacific Railroad. It is one of only four historic roundhouses in Colorado, and is the only brick-constructed roundhouse...
Homesteading Resources of Escalante Canyon
These three Homesteading Sites of Escalante Canyon are all unique to the canyon area, not only for their manner of construction, but for the historical elements attached to them. All three of the following resources present themselves as community resources in which...
Foxton Post Office
The Foxton Post Office is a local landmark in the North Fork National Historic District. The post office was established in 1909 and also served as a train depot until 1927. Located near the Colorado Trail, this log structure is passed by more than 300,000 visitors...