THE SUNNYSIDE WAS EUREKA’S MAINSTAY

The Sunnyside mine and mill were served by one of Otto Mears’ three

little railroads, the Silverton Northern. Gladstone, a similar

mining camp to the west of Eureka and now also a ghost town, was

served by its own railroad. The tall building at the right of both

photos is the jail from which all the bars and bolts have recently

been vandalized. The road that crosses below the dump at the right

leads up to Animas Forks.

[Illustration: Joseph Collier, circa 1878; D.P.L.]

[Illustration: D.K.P., 1960]

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