The circa 1882 Hose House No. 2 was constructed in order to store the fire wagon protecting the west end of town. 

Echo Lake Park, established in 1921 at the foot of Goliath Peak, contains an impressive Rustic style lodge designed by prominent Denver architect J.J.B. Benedict. 

Originally a part of Tayler’s series of five stamp mills, the waterwheel was moved as a community project to its present location in 1948.  

Constructed in 1881, just to the east of Virginia Canyon Road, the small brick structure played an integral role in early fire fighting efforts within Idaho Springs.

The 1907 brick building has been used for numerous social and community purposes. 

Constructed in 1935, the Santiago Mill is significant in the areas of commerce and industry for its association with the continuing development of the metal mining industry in Clear Creek County. 

The 1884 Silver Plume Depot served as the western terminus of the Colorado Central Railroad route from Denver to the Clear Creek mining region. 

Although the exact date of construction is unknown, Julius G. Pohle, Superintendent of the Lebanon Mining Company purchased the Gothic Revival style residence in 1878. 

The circa 1875 residence is an unusual 1¾-story front gabled roof building with the main entrance located toward the front of a side wall. 

Located on Republican Mountain, midway between Georgetown and Silver Plume, the facility was a key component in the early development and prosperity of Georgetown.