Tiny Town, Miniature park in Morrison, Colorado, US
Tiny Town is a miniature park featuring over 100 buildings built at 1:6 scale, arranged across landscaped grounds. The detailed replicas of various building types form a cohesive small-scale world for visitors to explore.
George Turner created the park in 1915 as a private project for his daughter. He opened it to the public in 1921 under the original name Turnerville.
The miniature buildings showcase different American architectural styles and reflect how people lived across various time periods and regions. Walking through them gives a sense of everyday American life translated into a tiny scale.
The grounds are accessible daily during summer months, with limited openings during spring and fall. A miniature railway provides rides through the park, and picnic areas are available for visitors.
A narrow gauge railway runs through the entire grounds, allowing visitors to experience the miniature world from a train perspective. This transportation system is woven into the park's layout as an integral feature.
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