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Midand Terminal Depot (1895) now Cripple Creek District Museum beside mine headframe.
| Bennett Avenue, main heritage street of Cripple Creek.
| Heritage buildings along Bennett Avenue most of which were built in 1896 after fire destroyed the town.
| 443 E. Bennett Ave. now Wild West Casino & Brewery.
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Bay windows of 419 E. Bennett Ave. now Old Chicago Casino.
| Gold Mining Stock Exchange (1896) (373-9 E. Bennett Ave.) now Elks Lodge.
| Gold Mining Stock Exchange upper story.
| J.S. Neall & Co. block (1896) (361-3 E. Bennett Ave.) built as assay office.
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Cripple Creek City Hall & Fire Station (1898) (337-43 E. Bennett Ave.).
| Becker & Nolan block (1896) (301 E. Bennett Ave.) has served as a saloon, bank, telegraph office, law offices & casino.
| Corner entrance of Becker & Nolan block (1896).
| Fairley Brothers & Lampman (F.B.&L.) Block (1896) (300 E. Bennett Ave.) now Colorado Grand Casino.
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Pittsburgh Building (1896) (277 E. Bennett Ave.).
| Weinberg, Aspen & Iland buildings on Bennett Ave.
| Weinberg Block (1896) (276-8 E. Bennett Ave.) now Creeker's Casino. Style: Italianate.
| Decorative details of Weinberg Block.
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Iland Block (268 E. Bennett Ave.) now Brass Ass Casino.
| Brass Ass Casino (264 E. Bennett Ave.).
| H. Schradsky & Jamison Blocks (1896) (248 & 246 E. Bennett Ave.) now poker room & general store.
| L'Abbe (1889) & Phenix (1896) Blocks (232 Bennett Ave.) now J.P. McGills Casino.
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Womack's Gaming Parlor infill (1991).
| Victorian buildings along Bennett Ave.
| T.R. Lorimer Block (1896) (249 E. Bennett Ave.) now Uncle Sams Casino.
| Turf Club Room & Coors Building (1896) (237-9 & 241-3 E. Bennett Ave.) now Buffalo Billys Casino.
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Piggott Block, A&K Block & Tutt Building (1896) (239 - 221 E. Bennett Ave.) now Buffalo Billys Casino.
| Carr Building (1896) (209-213 E. Bennett Ave.) now Gold Rush Casino.
| The Palace Block (1896) (172 E. Bennett Ave.) now Womacks Palace Hotel & Casino.
| Brick facade of The Palace Block Hotel.
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Canley Block (1899) (151 E. Bennett Ave.) now Independence Hotel.
| Butte Opera House & Fire Station (139 E. Bennett Ave.).
| Butte Opera House entrance.
| Teller County Court House & Bell Bros Building (101 E. Bennett Ave.).
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Teller County Court House (1904) (101-105 W. Bennett Ave.).
| Cripple Creek Baptist Church (117 N 1st St.).
Style: Gothic Revival.
| Roseberry Block & Hotel Imperial (1896) (121-7 N 3rd).
| Cripple Creek High School (378 E Carr Ave.) now Carr Manor Hotel.
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View down Bennett Avenue through glass collection of Cripple Creek District Museum.
| Stoneware liquor crock jugs, one made by Western Pottery Co., Denver at Cripple Creek District Museum.
| Beer Stein by Neef Bros. Brewing Co. of Denver at Cripple Creek District Museum.
| Table lamps from Denver & Rio Grande Dining Cars at Cripple Creek District Museum.
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Railway signal lamps at Cripple Creek District Museum.
| Fancy dress at Cripple Creek District Museum.
| Telephone PBX switchboard which served district of Cripple Creek until 1969 at town Museum.
| Battery powered wall telephone at Cripple Creek District Museum.
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Anaconda Gold Mining Co. stock certificate (1899) at Cripple Creek District Museum.
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