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Pictures of old dilapidated buildings please
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Old mine cabin at about 12'000 feet near Georgetown, CO
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I have put on local events that are geared towards visiting old homesteads and schools, old bridges and cemeteries so I have quite a few other pictures that may be of interest.
Feel free to check out the event page for more pics.
Day of Dirt Adventure
Feel free to check out the event page for more pics.
Day of Dirt Adventure
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Explorer I
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4 Horseman Hotel and Blueridge cinnabar mine, Central Oregon
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On Fort Stanton built in 1855 very well preserved.
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Indian Agency Ruins
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School
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Train Depot
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Cabin found inside of a house that was demolished
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Train Depot
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School
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Train Depot
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Cabin found inside of a house that was demolished
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Train Depot
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From a trip last weekend, it also included some geocaching.
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The Tomboy mine and Savage Basin camp was located 3,000 ft. above Telluride. The settlement contained a school, store, stable, and the miner's cabins. The Tomboy started producing quantities of gold ore in 1894, and in 1897, the mine was sold for 2 million dollars. A daily stage ran along this shelf road carrying passengers and mail.
The Tomboy mine and Savage Basin camp was located 3,000 ft. above Telluride. The settlement contained a school, store, stable, and the miner's cabins. The Tomboy started producing quantities of gold ore in 1894, and in 1897, the mine was sold for 2 million dollars. A daily stage ran along this shelf road carrying passengers and mail.
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Collapsed tunnel at Goat canyon Trestle.
Collapsed tunnel at Goat canyon Trestle.
