Trinidad, at the north end of Raton Pass, has never been a ghost town. It is present here for historical relevance to the surrounding areas.

The downtown area has many original buildings, bridges, railroads, and even red brick roads. There is a downtown opera/theatre house, and all around town are historic markers and items of significance.

Trinidad had much to do with the surrounding areas. It served as a railroad hub, connected to Walsenburg to the north and Raton to the south. Branch spurs went to the abandoned coal towns westward. More info will be placed here soon.

Ghost Town Trinidad Photography Pages Available

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Ghost Town Trinidad Photography Album Pages Available

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