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Old Colorado City
Pioneering Days
Old Colorado City was founded in 1859 as the first capital of the Colorado Territory. It served as a vital supply hub during the Pikes Peak Gold Rush, attracting settlers and fortune seekers.

Historic Architecture
The neighborhood boasts well-preserved Victorian-era architecture, including charming storefronts and homes, making it a picturesque destination for history enthusiasts and architecture lovers.


Territory Days
The annual "Territory Days" celebration in Old Colorado City pays homage to its pioneering history with a lively street fair, live entertainment, and historical reenactments, attracting visitors from near and far.

Wild West Legacy
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In its early days, Old Colorado City was a true Wild West hub — the first capital of Colorado Territory and a magnet for miners, traders, and outlaws. Saloons lined the streets, gunfights broke out in broad daylight, and legendary characters carved their names into frontier lore. Though the gold rush has long passed, the spirit of the Old West still lingers in the red-brick buildings and historic storefronts that define the district today.
Quaint Shopping District
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Today, Old Colorado City is a lively, walkable hub where history meets modern style. Its 19th-century buildings now host an eclectic mix of boutiques, art galleries, cafés, and restaurants. From handcrafted goods to fine dining, it’s a destination that celebrates creativity while preserving its Old West roots — charming, colorful, and full of local character.