Crawford House

Crawford House is a residence from the late 1800s built with methods and materials typical of the Colorado region. The structure shows how homes were constructed using local resources available during that time.

The building was constructed during the early settlement period when communities were developing in the region. Its listing on the National Register of Historic Places recognizes its role in that early phase of growth.

The rooms show how families lived and arranged their daily routines during that era. You can see personal details that reflect the lifestyle and habits of the people who lived there.

To visit, contact local historical organizations that arrange guided tours of the property. A guided visit gives you the best understanding of the building's condition and features.

The house was built with stone and wood sourced from the immediate area, showing regional building techniques of the time. These locally obtained materials tie the structure directly to the landscape and settlement practices of early Colorado.