GHOSTS OF CLEAR CREEK COUNTY

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Ninety-Four was named for the year of its birth, but it was never formally incorporated. It was a rather small community that grew up around three principal mines--the Ninety Four, the Lalla, and the Princess Alice.

There are several cabins still standing, and quite a bit to see. The view of St. Mary's Glacier and the resort around the lake below is spectacular. Behind the cabins are three grave markers; if you have a good imagination you can still read the writing on the wooden ones!

Read more - including the illustrious history of the Hotel de Paris and its famous guests - in Ghosts of Clear Creek County, one of a series of concise books on ghost towns and mining camps of Colorado.

28 sites are Included Ghosts of Clear Creek County:

 

Alice	Bakerville	Brownsville	Downieville	Dumont	Empire	Fall River
Forks Creek	Freeland	Geneva	Georgetown	Gilson Gulch	Graymont	Idaho Springs
Lamartine	Lawson	North Empire	Ninety Four	Red Elephant	Santiago	Sidneyville
Silver City	Silver Creek	Silver Dale	Silver Plume	Spanish Bar	Waldorf	Yankee

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