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Silverton Colorado Townsite - Ghost town (NOT)

By no means a ghost town. This town was an important mining town in the San Juan's. It also is the county seat. The town does somewhat close down during the winter as the Durango to Silverton trains stop coming and many shops are closed. I was there in late September and it was still fairly lively. In the winter the snowboarders and skiers arrive. Talked my wife into staying on Blair Street and hanging out on our Hotel room balcony to watch the action. Nice neighbors as they shared their wine with us. Make sure you go into the buildings as many great remnants of the mining era can be seen. Like the old tin ceilings, bars and such. Beautiful artwork and woodwork.

 

Photos Courtesy of Joan and Mike Sinnwell September 2007

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