Georgetown, east of Silver Plume, CO Silver Plume School, Silver Plume Georgetown Alpine Nomination for the Rose Street Main Street, Silver Methodist Church Hose Company #2 Alpine Hose Plume, CO Company #2 in Georgetown, CO Stereograph view of Stereograph view of Historic American The Alpine Hose The nomination was This Methodist church Georgetown, CO, Silver Plume, CO Buildings Survey, was built in the Company #2 is two added in the National looking southeast, looking northwest 1933. Contains 1880s. It is located structures with the bell Register on January at Main and Hancock between 1874 and between 1870 and several architectural tower being added in 25, 1973. It contains in Silver Plume and is 1880. 1879. drawings of the 1880 to the Hose both the history of the still in use today. school. House which was built Hose Company and a in 1878. description of its Designed by William architectural Quayle, and in elements. 1894, it served as a school until 1959. The photo illustrates The central business It reopened as the The 1875 two-story The Alpine Hose This Methodist church the layout of the town district is in the Silver Plume Historical was built in the false front wood frame Company #2 is located in a broad foreground, and Museum in 1970. 1880s and was building housed the significant for its originally equidistant valley that enabled a Republican Mountain Alpine Hose Company architecture and between Brownsville pattern of streets and mines are in the Quayle's extensive No. 2, one of several engineering. What and Silver Plume. similar to other small background. The haul use of glass, volunteer fire makes it different from When the former road is visible cutting symmetry, and strong companies organized other hose companies town declined as the
Georgetown, east of Rose Street Silver Plume, CO Silver Plume School, Main Street, Silver Plume, CO Silver Plume Methodist Church Georgetown Alpine Hose Company #2 Nomination for the Alpine Hose Company #2 in Georgetown, CO Stereograph view of Georgetown, CO, looking southeast, between 1874 and 1880. Stereograph view of Silver Plume, CO looking northwest between 1870 and 1879. Historic American Buildings Survey, 1933. Contains several architectural drawings of the school. Designed by William Quayle, and in 1894, it served as a school until 1959. This Methodist church was built in the 1880s. It is located at Main and Hancock in Silver Plume and is still in use today. The Alpine Hose Company #2 is two structures with the bell tower being added in 1880 to the Hose House which was built in 1878. The nomination was added in the National Register on January 25, 1973. It contains both the history of the Hose Company and a description of its architectural elements. The photo illustrates the layout of the town located in a broad valley that enabled a pattern of streets similar to other small The central business district is in the foreground, and Republican Mountain and mines are in the background. The haul road is visible cutting It reopened as the Silver Plume Historical Museum in 1970. Quayle's extensive use of glass, symmetry, and strong This Methodist church was built in the 1880s and was originally equidistant between Brownsville and Silver Plume. When the former town declined as the The 1875 two-story false front wood frame building housed the Alpine Hose Company No. 2, one of several volunteer fire companies organized The Alpine Hose Company #2 is significant for its architecture and engineering. What makes it different from other hose companies