In 1916 Arthur and Dovie Jones purchased their first piece of farmland in the Pine River Valley, east of Ignacio, Colorado.  There they had two daughters, Alberta and Evelyn. 

Opened in 1924, the park straddles Mount Evans Road. 

Completed in 1902 by Kuyes and Work to span Clear Creek on the east side of Idaho Springs, this skewed, pin-connected, five-panel steel Pratt pony truss features wide roadways and cantilevered sidewalks. 

The building is a good local example of the Gothic Revival style.  

The district has been the commercial center of the community since its development in the late 19th century. clear

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.