The McKenzie Well in Boulder, Colorado, is a historic wellhead structure representing a vital water source for the early development of the city. It is an example of utilitarian architecture designed for public service.
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Architecture
646 Pearl St., Boulder, Colorado
Architecture; Social History
800 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder, Colorado
Social History
1300/1325 Pearl Street, Boulder, Colorado
Social History
1300/1325 Pearl Street, Boulder, Colorado
Transportation; Engineering
Co 119 At Milepost 39.13, Boulder, Colorado
Architecture
1125 Pine St., Boulder, Colorado
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Transportation
On Union Pacific Railroad Tracks E Of The Strasburg Depot, Strasburg, Colorado
Industry
15 Mi. Nw Of Buena Vista, Buena Vista, Colorado
Historic - Non-aboriginal; Architecture; Social History; Agriculture
Approx. 1.5 Mi. N. Of Co. Rd. V, Sanford, Colorado
Exploration/Settlement
4 Mi. E Of Sanford On Co 136, Sanford, Colorado
Conservation
South Platte District, Pike National Forest, Sedalia, Colorado
Agriculture; Military; Architecture; Social History
6695 W. Plum Creek Rd., Palmer Lake, Colorado
