Heavrin-Hughes-Pearis House, West end, North side of Gunnison Avenue, ...
Significance: Like the Roof House to the east, this house illustrates the accretionary history of St. Elmo residences during the initial 1880's boom. The log cabin was the initial dwelling, built of available ... More
Helmer-Savard House, South side, Gunnison Avenue, Saint Elmo (historic...
Significance: A log cabin of the mid-1880's in good exterior condition, but also with an interior that illustrates the daily residential life of the miner: original wall coverings, furnishings, and appliances h... More
Roads Building I, South side, Gunnison Avenue, Saint Elmo (historical)...
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Roads Building I, South side, Gunnison Avenue, Saint Elmo (historical)...
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Lowe-Davenport-Ignee House & Barn, South side, Gunnison Avenue, Saint ...
Significance: A small log cabin of the initial 1880's boom, illustrating the "Anglo-Western" type of plan, i.e., entrance set in gable end. The barn is one of few surviving stable buildings in St. Elmo. The o... More
McKinney-Taber House, 21995 Gunnison Avenue, Saint Elmo (historical), ...
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Clark-Wild-Carlen Duplex, Southwest corner, Pitkin Street & Gunnison A...
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Lloyd-Rovegno House, Northeast corner, First Street & Gunnison Avenue,...
Significance: Another early 1880s log cabin of St. Elmo's first boom. Shows interior plan typical of that period and materials and joinery preferred in Chalk Creek mining district. Orientation of cabin to sou... More
Roads Building II, South side, Gunnison Avenue, Saint Elmo (historical...
Significance: One of two commercial buildings surviving from secondary business district of 1880's on Gunnison Avenue. The applied moldings and careful remodeling of facade to create pediment show the refineme... More
Root-Greenstreet House, 21980 Gunnison Avenue, Saint Elmo (historical)...
Significance: A well-preserved balloon frame cottage of the 1880's surviving north of Chalk Creek on Gunnison Avenue. Shows the rapid advent of dwellings constructed of sawed, dimensioned lumber. Unprocessed ... More
Root House, 22005 Gunnison Avenue, Saint Elmo (historical), Chaffee Co...
Significance: An interesting illustration of the changes in log cabin construction technique from the initial boom of 1880-81 to the later 1880's is seen in the two-part log house of A.W. Root: Saddle notching ... More
Lowe-Davenport-Ignee House & Barn, South side, Gunnison Avenue, Saint ...
Significance: A small log cabin of the initial 1880's boom, illustrating the "Anglo-Western" type of plan, i.e., entrance set in gable end. The barn is one of few surviving stable buildings in St. Elmo. The o... More
Roads Building II, South side, Gunnison Avenue, Saint Elmo (historical...
Significance: One of two commercial buildings surviving from secondary business district of 1880's on Gunnison Avenue. The applied moldings and careful remodeling of facade to create pediment show the refineme... More
Ennis House, North side, Gunnison Avenue, Saint Elmo (historical), Cha...
Significance: A rarity among surviving log cabins at St. Elmo, this cabin illustrates the "Anglo-Western" type first used in the Plains Settlement and later brought to Rocky Mountain mining camps. Unlike other... More