Central City Opera House Association (Central City, Colo.)

Photograph of two Central City affiliates looking into the Goly Hole mine in Central City, Colorado.

Photograph of Central City affiliate looking west over the Goly Hole mine in Central City, Colorado.

Photograph of Central City affiliate standing next to the Gregory Monument.

Black and white photograph of CCOH affiliate Henry Niccun, an old gold prospector, standing on Eureka Street with two mules and panning equipment during an unknown festival season at the Central City Opera House.

Black and white photograph of unidentified affiliates sitting at the Teller House Bar watching as a man on a horse stands at the bar as apart of the Round-up Riders of the Rockies.The Roundup Riders are an organization that are dedicated to Western Tradition associated with the relationship between the American Cowboy and his horse.

Black and white photograph of unidentified affiliates and horses outside the Opera House and Teller House as apart of the Round-up Riders of the Rockies.The Roundup Riders are an organization that are dedicated to Western Tradition associated with the relationship between the American Cowboy and his horse.

Black and white photograph of unidentified affiliates and horses outside the Teller House as apart of the Round-up Riders of the Rockies.The Roundup Riders are an organization that are dedicated to Western Tradition associated with the relationship between the American Cowboy and his horse.

This file contains photographs from the 1961 festival productions of 'La Traviata' at the Cenral City Opera House.

Film negative of the Central City property, the Lace House. The house is located in Gilpin county at 161 Main Street in Central City, Colorado and was built in 1863.

Photograph of Central City Affiliates standing outside the structure known as the Lace House. The house is located in Gilpin county at 161 Main Street in Central City, Colorado and was built in 1863.