St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church, known as First AME Church since 1976, stands at the northeast corner of West Mesa Avenue and Pine Street in the southern part of Pueblo, Colorado. Pueblo, in the south-central part of the state, reported a population of 111,876 in 2020.

The Deza Estates neighborhood is a grouping of 29 Modern Movement style houses in the southwest portion of Northglenn, Colorado. The houses are located along four residential streets – Palmer, Lunceford, and Rapp Lanes which run north to south and W 99 th Avenue running east to west.

The Crystola Bridge carries TC21 over a drainage into Fountain Creek, 0.6 miles north of Crystola in northern Teller County. The bridge was completed ca. 1920 to serve State Highway 18 (which later became State Highway 4, U.S 40 South and is now U.S. 24) and carry it over the drainage ditch.

The Colorado Woman’s College campus is located in Denver’s South Park Hill neighborhood, a largely residential area just north of East Colfax Avenue (U.S. 40) and east of Denver’s City Park.

The Chaffee County Courthouse and associated buildings are located near the east end of the downtown business district in Buena Vista, Colorado. The complex includes the 1883 Italianate-style courthouse with its 1936 gymnasium addition; the 1883 Italianate-style jail and sheriff’s residence adjacent to the northwest; and a circa 1960 county repair shop farther north.

Listed originally in 1984, the Castle Rock Elementary School building, (5DA.342, NRIS.84000827) was listed under Criterion C for its architectural significance. The resource’s rhyolite construction of local material and architectural style contributed to its prominence within the town.

The Baca Ranch Rural Historic Landscape District (Baca Ranch RHL) is comprised of over 44,500 acres of what was once the original 100,000-acre Baca Land Grant No. 4 awarded in 1862 to the Luis Maria Baca family.1 Located in the northern San Luis Valley, a broad, high-elevation valley in south-central Colorado, the land grant extended from the valley floor into the western reaches of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.

188 S. Main Street was constructed in 1907 on the site where it remains today. It sits in the mid-block of the main commercial core (Main Street) of Elizabeth, CO. The building is oriented to the West and faces Main Street. The building is a single-story structure, rectangular in plan with a flat roof.

Listed originally in 1984, the Castle Rock Elementary School building, (5DA.342,
NRIS.84000827) was listed under Criterion C for its architectural significance. The resource’s rhyolite
construction of local material and architectural style contributed to its prominence within the town.

The 655 Broadway Building is located one and a half miles south of downtown Denver on a 0.74-acre trapezoidal site at the southwest corner of Broadway and Speer Boulevard. The building is situated at the northeast corner of the property and is a ten-story, International-style office tower with two below-ground levels.