interior and exterior and added a spa. Upon the St. Clair’s retirement in 2014 the Peck House closed in 2014. At that time, the Peck House was the oldest existing hotel in Colorado. The Peck was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on March 25, 1993. Resource Set Front Porch, Peck Peck House, Empire, Advertisement for of the Hotel Peck Family, Empire, Nomination for the House, Empire, CO, CO, c. 1955–60 the Georgetown, Splendide, Empire, CO, c. 1890–1905 National Register of c. 1905–20 Empire and Middle CO, 1960 Historic Places Park Wagon Road c. March 25, 1993 1880 The elaborate The dilapidated Peck Advertised the The hotel was Members of the Peck The form contains 21 structural House stands in shortest and easiest established in 1860 as family pose on the of information ornamentation is Empire. This was route to new mines in the Peck House but porch of the Peck including photographs between its heyday of the region and good was called the Hotel House: F.L. Peck, and maps about the the late 1800s and hotels and Spendide between Mrs. C.P. Peck, Mrs. Peck House. It early 1900s and its accommodations. about 1958 and 1972. F.L. Peck, Frank Peck includes the history of restoration in the Jr., Howard Beck, and the house, its owners Steve Mitchell. and the region in the context of what was happening in Colorado at the time.
interior and exterior and added a spa. Upon the St. Clair’s retirement in 2014 the Peck House closed in 2014. At that time, the Peck House was the oldest existing hotel in Colorado. The Peck was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on March 25, 1993. Resource Set Front Porch, Peck House, Empire, CO, c. 1905–20 Peck House, Empire, CO, c. 1955–60 Advertisement for the Georgetown, Empire and Middle Park Wagon Road c. 1880 of the Hotel Splendide, Empire, CO, 1960 Peck Family, Empire, CO, c. 1890–1905 Nomination for the National Register of Historic Places March 25, 1993 The elaborate structural ornamentation is The dilapidated Peck House stands in Empire. This was between its heyday of the late 1800s and early 1900s and its restoration in the Advertised the shortest and easiest route to new mines in the region and good hotels and accommodations. The hotel was established in 1860 as the Peck House but was called the Hotel Spendide between about 1958 and 1972. Members of the Peck family pose on the porch of the Peck House: F.L. Peck, Mrs. C.P. Peck, Mrs. F.L. Peck, Frank Peck Jr., Howard Beck, and Steve Mitchell. The form contains 21 of information including photographs and maps about the Peck House. It includes the history of the house, its owners and the region in the context of what was happening in Colorado at the time.