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Como building

Dublin Core

Title

Como building

Rights

In Copyright - Rights-Holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable

Subject

Historic Buildings; Businesses; Settlements

Description

Building was constructed in 1885 by local Odd Fellows chapter for use as offices, meetings, and dance hall. Second story was removed in 1937 when property was converted to a garage and Como’s only known filling station. Octagonal second story was added in 1966.

Source: Libby Everhart

Type

Image

Creator

Everhart, Ed

Is Part Of

Park County Local History Archive Photographic Collection

Identifier

ph000449

Format

Image/jpeg

Relation

Park County Local History Archives

Source

Photographs; Park County Local History Archive Photographic Collection; Como folder; item no. 449

Date

1970-1980

Coverage

Colorado (state); Park (county); Como (inhabited place)

Collection

Park County Local History Archive Photographic Collection

Tags

Como, old mining town, towns

Citation

Everhart, Ed, “Como building,” Park County Local History Digital Archive, accessed June 5, 2025, https://pclha.cvlcollections.org/items/show/139.

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IIIF Manifest

Manifest URL

https://pclha.cvlcollections.org/oa/items/139/manifest.json

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