The Greeley Masonic Temple is an important design of architect William N. Bowman.  The 1927 Masonic building is his only known commission to have employed a modernist interpretation of Georgian Revival architecture.

This nationally significant narrow-gauge railroad segment exists as one of only two operating sections of what was once a state wide network of three foot gauge tracks built and operated by the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad. 

Demolished summer 1989

Demolished fall 1993

Moved to Cross Farm, Grand Junction, 5ME.713

Destroyed by fire 2/10/1988.

The brick Queen Anne house was constructed in 1888 by Piper Brothers contractor/builder from the design of Patrick P. Mills, Pueblo architect, for Mr. Timothy George McCarthy.  McCarthy was a prominent businessman in the Pueblo area who also had an influential political career.  He came to government positions, he was elected to the State Senate in 1907. 

Destroyed by fire 2/6/1983

Demolished 2/16/1991

Demolished fall 1989