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PHOTOS: Tiny Town isn't a real town, but it does have tiny buildings
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The Tiny Town Hotel is one of the most popular places for traveling dolls to stay.
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A tiny windmill for tiny windstorms
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White Fence Farm paid to have a replica made in Tiny Town. It's unclear where they get the little chickens for fried chicken.
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These volunteer engineers make sure kids get a good look at Tiny Town.
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TINY TOWN NEEDS YOU, OK?!
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This Tiny House in Tiny Town would run for around $400,000 if it were in Denver.
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A view of the Tiny Gas Station in Tiny Town.
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Some of the Tiny Clothes available in Tiny Town.
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The Tiny Town Grange.
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The Tiny Town Post Office is a place to send little pictures.
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The Tabor Opera House has been a top concert venue for Barbies for generations.
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Tiny bank robbers have been targeting this isolated building in Tiny Town for generations (probably).
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These Ken Dolls appear to be taking a brief break after square dancing ... probably.
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Soapy Smith's is a business in Tiny Town, Colorado that likely sells soap for ants.
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Kids love Tiny Town ... but their parents need to make sure they don't love it to death.
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This is Dave Christopherson. He's an engineer (for trains) at Tiny Town, and works as a Santa during the winter.
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A puppy gazes forlornly at a giant who tried to take its photo.
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This little beer advertisement does not carry through with its promise of tiny beer.
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Giants ride a large train through Tiny Town, interrupting the Barbie residents inside.
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Kids can climb through here. Adults with cameras? Uh ...
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This ornate and adorable house would be around $2,000 a month to rent if it were in Capitol Hill.
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The Opera House in Tiny Town likely only does an opera version of "Stuart Little."
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If you need a tiny Ford, you can purchase one here.
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This little oil company in Tiny Town is one of the world's largest employers of Barbies.
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"How can kids watch movies ... if they can't even fit into the building?!" Derek Zoolander, probably.
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This enterprising doll is a true businessman.
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You can buy lumber for tiny houses. Giant cars loom in the distance.
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This lonely Barbie just wishes she could visit her friends.
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If you need a tiny motorcycle, you can buy one here.
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This little greenhouse has tiny plants.
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A full tank of gas at this station is $1 (because the cars are tiny).
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A little Conco sign in front of a giant bench.
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A tiny biker bar to visit after going to the tiny Harley Davidson.
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A little building with a giant tree view.
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"WHAT IS THIS, A LIBRARY FOR ARTS?" Derek Zoolander, probably.
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This kid on a bike has nowhere to go.
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Giant benches in front of a tiny house.
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This hotel has a pool hall and grocery store.
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The world's smallest Home Depot.
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It's unclear if this is related to Forrest Gump.
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The groceries here are fewer calories (because they're tiny).
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This tiny Grinch is enjoying his home after stealing a tiny Christmas.
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You can ship tiny packages here. Larger packages will not fit in the building.
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A model of the farmhouse from "American Gothic."
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This dry goods store sells very tiny dry goods.
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The entrance to Tiny Town off US 285 near Morrison.
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This house is fenced in, unlike other locations in Tiny Town.
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Kids, however, can crawl into the church to scope it out.
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It's unclear if this little church is available for weddings.
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This covered wagon welcomes folks to the splendor that is Tiny Town.
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Giants ride a massive train through Tiny Town, disrupting the residents.
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Are these Tiny Houses ... or just really large cars?!
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This house in Tiny Town is more secluded than the others.
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This is either a hotel or very large home in Tiny Town. It's what one would call a big house in Tiny Town.
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Barbies need an education too.
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This little doll loves to study!
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This photo was taken in August. It's unclear what this Barbie family is celebrating.
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These square-dancing Barbies are probably a little annoyed some creeper took their picture through a window ...
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At this angle, Tiny Town looks a lot ... bigger.
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This Tiny House is not inhabited by anyone but some dolls.
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A tiny windmill in Tiny Town, Colorado.
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This is a mini replica of the Addams Family house at Tiny Town just outside of Morrison, Colorado.
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The Tiny Town Hotel is one of the most popular places for traveling dolls to stay.
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