The Rosa McNicholas house, in Nevadaville, Gilpin County, Colorado, is a one-story, frame dwelling with a covered stoop and shed extension. The shingle roof is intact; the windows and doors have been boarded over.
The Mary Bolsinger house, on King Street, in Nevadaville, Gilpin County, Colorado, is a dilapidated frame structure with a cottage roof and stone foundation. Door and window openings are empty; wallpaper on an interior wall is visible.
The McNicholas residence in Nevadaville, Gilpin County, Colorado, is a one room hewn log house with a door, a window, a brick chimney, and a shingled, gable roof.
This one room hewn-log house in Nevadaville, Gilpin County, Colorado, has a door, a window, a brick chimney, and a shingled, gable roof. Siding covers the front, and beams are propped against the walls for support.
This one room hewn-log house in Nevadaville, Gilpin County, Colorado, has a door, a window, a brick chimney, and a shingled, gable roof. Siding covers the front, and beams are propped against the walls for support.
First floor arches of the Masonic Building lean in crumbling brick walls in Nevadaville, Gilpin County, Colorado. Pine trees conceal the Williams house; the steeple of the Methodist Episcopal Church shows in the background. Lumber and loose bricks...
The Nannie Richards house, in Nevadaville, Gilpin County, Colorado, is a dilapidated frame structure with a brick chimney and gable roof. Door and window openings are empty; snow and sheds are in the background.
The Rosa McNicholas house, in Nevadaville, Gilpin County, Colorado, is a one-story, hewn log dwelling with exposed roof beams and empty door and window openings. Lumber is piled in the area.
View of Main Street in Nevadaville (Gilpin County) Colorado; shows ruins of Redman's Lodge and the city hall / fire department. Storm clouds fill the sky.
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View of the city hall / fire department in Nevadaville (Gilpin County) Colorado; snow surrounds the shed with its tower.
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The Ellis house, on Church Street, in Nevadaville, Gilpin County, Colorado, is a one-story frame dwelling with a shingle roof. The doors and windows have been removed; snow drifts are on each side.
This dilapidated one-story frame shack in Nevadaville, Gilpin County, Colorado, has a board roof. The doors and windows have been removed or boarded over; a mining facility is in the background.
View of the abandoned Methodist Episcopal Church, Nevadaville, Gilpin County, Colorado, shows a brick building with boarded up pointed arch and round windows, a weathered belfry, and wooden front deck above a stone retaining wall.
View of the abandoned city hall and fire department building with bell tower in the ghost town of Nevadaville (Gilpin County), Colorado.
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Frame dwellings top a rise at the corner of snow covered streets in Nevadaville, Gilpin County, Colorado. Pine trees in the foreground are in the yard of the Williams property.