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PHOTOS: What Central City's historic buildings used to be
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Gilpin History Museum
Gold Coin Saloon in the 1950s. Now part of Easy Street Casino, but still the Gold Coin Saloon
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Courtesy Gilpin History Museum
Before the Gilpin History Museum became a museum, it was a school.
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Century Casino in 1990. From the 1960s until it closed in 1990 it was the Toll Gate Saloon
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Interior of Aime Rapin's Mineral Palace in the IOOF Building
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Courtesy Gilpin History Museum
Granite Block in the 1920s, now part of Johnny Z's Casino
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Gilpin History Museum
Charles Trenoweth's Clothing Store in the Mellor Block (the empty Coyote Creek Casino). Building originally built as a bank and store fronts.
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Gilpin History Museum
Harris Block in the center with the IOOF building on the left and the First National Bank of Central City on the right. Built by Ed Harris, who was the undertaker in Central City for many years. Now the Bonanza Casino.
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Annie Oakley's in 1907 when it was the Arcade
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Gilpin History Museum
The Elk's Building in 1910 after the Mineral Palace moved into it, now part of the Bonanza Casino (right side)
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Gilpin History Museum
The IOOF Building (sweet shop sign) in 1896 when it was Aime Rapin's Mineral Palace (jewelry store)
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Gilpin History Museum
south end of Main Street, where the closed Scarlet's Casino building now stands (on right). Originally built in the 1990s as Bullwhacker's Casino. The buildings that would house the Glory Hole are on the left.
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Gilpin History Museum
Granite Block and Raynold's Court (two story building with the peaked roof to the right) in the 1950s, now Johnny Z's Casino.
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Giilpin History Museum
Bookkeeper's office at the Sauer McShane Mercantile (formerly the Roworth Hardware store, now the pot shop)
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Courtesy Gilpin History Museum
Grand Z Casino (what was then Harvey's Wagon Wheel Casino) under construction, about 1991
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Gilpin History Museum
Site of the Grand Z Casino before construction started, about 1991
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Gilpin History Museum
Granite Block and Raynold's Court (two story building with the peaked roof to the right) in the 1950s, now Johnny Z's Casino.
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Courtesy Gilpin History Museum
The Century Casino (right) when it was Goldman's Saloon, probably 1890s. The building also housed a mortuary at one time.
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Gilpin History Museum
Dostal Alley Casino in the 1920s when it was the Quiller and Gabardi grocery store
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Gilpin History Museum
Gold Coin Saloon in the 1950s. Now part of Easy Street Casino, but still the Gold Coin Saloon
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