LAFAYETTE COAL MINING ERA BUILDINGS
THEMATIC RESOURCE

Listed properties represent the period in Lafayette’s history when coal mining dominated the lives of its citizens.  From the 1880s through the 1930s, coal was the mainstay of the economy.  The properties selected reflect a cross section of those associated with the coal mining era.  They each occupied a central role in the community and are representative of their type and style.  (Accepted by National Register in 1983.)
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BOULDER COUNTY

Lafayette

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
300 E. Simpson St.
National Register 5/20/1983, 5BL.821

KULLGREN HOUSE
209 E. Cleveland St.
National Register 5/20/1983, 5BL.817

LAFAYETTE HOUSE
600 E. Simpson St.
National Register 5/20/1983, 5BL.823

LEWIS HOUSE
108 E. Simpson St.
National Register 5/20/1983, 5BL.819

MILLER HOUSE
409 E. Cleveland St.
National Register 5/20/1983, 5BL.818

TERRACE, THE
207 E. Cleveland St.
National Register 5/20/1983, 5BL.659