Not many ghost towns have a website. So far, I know only of two : this one, and St Elmo. While this is true, the website doesn't give much history. It is known that the Denver and Rio Grande passed through this site on what was once the old La Veta Pass (before the highway rerouted to its current location) and it was once the highest narrow gauge railroad in the US. (So it claims. I think that some parts of the San Juans were probably higher in altitude.)

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