Impossible to imagine now: When the town was platted in a park at
9,400 feet altitude, it had one hundred numbered blocks and nineteen
streets. The Forest Service and National Parks System have no regard
for history and are letting all the nineteenth-century buildings
within their boundaries deteriorate as fast as possible. The two
high mountains in the background are Lulu and Neota, and the cut is
the Grand Ditch.
[Illustration: D.K.P., 1960]