Demolished 2/8/93

The farm complex consisted of a number of structures that represent late 19th- and early 20th-century American architectural movements.  The circa 1890 main house was an example of Colorado Plains vernacular architecture, a simple 1½-story wood-frame structure with coursed rubblestone foundation, a truncated hipped roof with a flat roof at the apex, and a decorative gabled dormer on the west.

Demolished summer 1988

Demolished

The circa 1900 building has a long association with the social history of the Redlands Mesa area.

Demolished Summer 1992

Demolished Spring 1993

Demolished July 1985

The pre-1863 house was the best remaining example of Spanish-American settlement left in the town of San Luis, the first permanently settled town in Colorado.  It was an example of Spanish colonial architecture and strongly reflected the history of pioneer families in the settlement.

Disassembled and relocated to the Princeton Hot Springs after 1986.  The bridge was damaged during the relocation process and was never reassembled.

Extensive alterations