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Preservation: Where the Bodies are Buried

by | May 30, 2009 | Art, Guns and Culture

Up on Cripple Creek   The Cripple Creek District Museum in Colorado is working hard at needed repairs and improvements. Among the projects being undertaken in 2009: new electric wiring in the 1895 Midland Terminal Depot, along with fixing plaster ceilings and refinishing floors. Total cost: about $20,500, all of it coming from donations and memberships. Other recent improvements have included painting the 1894 Trading and Transfer Co. building and restoring 65 windows and three chimneys at the


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