Pueblo County CO Archives Photo Place.....Pueblo In 1867 
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PUEBLO, COLORADO, IN 1867, LOOKING NORTHWEST FROM A POINT ON TERDERFOOT HILL
NEARLY OPPOSITE THIRD STREET.

The first street was Santa Fe Avenue, the cross street Fourth Street.
The following are indicated by figures on the picture:

    1. In this building Kastor and Berry had started a store, but at the time
this picture was taken they had moved to the building marked (14). Several
persons kept stores here, among whom were Cal. P. Peabody and Jake Wildeboor.

    2. James Rice's store for sale of cigars and small articles.

    3. Hiney House or "Planters Hotel."

    4. Pueblo Flour Mills, completed in 1866 by O. H. P. Baxter and Thatcher
Brothers on the ground now occupied by the Federal Building, southwest corner of
Fifth, and Main Streets. The mill ditch can be seen to the right.

    5. O. H. P. Baxter's house, southeast corner Fifth and Main Streets.

    6. House of "Governor" G. A. Hinsdale.

    7. J. E. Smith's house.

    8. J. D. Miller's house.

    9. Law office of H. C. Thatcher and A. A. Bradford.

    10. Thatcher Brothers' warehouse, northeast corner Fourth and Santa Fe,
where Pueblo Hardware Company now is.

    11. Thatcher Brothers' store, on the southeast corner of Fourth Street and
Santa Fe Avenue.

    12. W. D. Burt's restaurant.

    13. Dr. P. R. Thombs' Drug Store.

    14. Kastor and Berry's store, see (1) above.

    15. Thomas Waggerman's store.

    16. Log house of a gambler, F. Y. Howe.

    17. Dr. J. W. O. Snyder's book and shoe store.

    18. National House.

    19. Lampkin's Livery Stable.

    20. This lot at the southwest corner of Fourth Street and Santa Fe Avenue
was covered in 1870 by a two-story brick building, which included two store
rooms, that in the corner being occupied by the First National Bank, established
in 1871 by Thatcher Brothers, the adjoining room by James Rice's store. The
United States Land Office was on the second floor over this store.

    21. Joseph Hart's Harness Shop.

    22. House of Henly R. Price.

    23. "Bill" Carlile's Livery Stable.

(Reproduced by permission of Sociological Dep't of the C. F. & I. Co.)


Additional Comments:

Extracted from:

Pathbreakers and Pioneers of the Pueblo Region
Comprising
A History of Pueblo from the Earliest Times
By MILO LEE WHITTAKER
THE FRANKLIN PRESS COMPANY 
1917


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