232 - Como. 1991. Church. 2 pictures. Source: Eve Kuenn

234 - Como. 1991. Restaurant formerly hotel. Source: Eve Kuenn

447 - Como. 1970s. House near spring outside of Como. Photographed by Ed Everhart. Source: Libby Everhart

448 - Como. 1970s. Hotel. Photographed by Ed Everhart. Source: Libby Everhart

527 - Como. 1936. Winter scene, view of town from highway. Source: Howard & Freda Mason

584 - Como. 1930s. Sanborn post card F767. Source: Sanborn, Ltd

734 - Como. 1900. Clara Swartz home. Source: Karen Denison

740 - Como. late 1800s. Flora Lilley in surry. Source: Karen Denison

913 - Como. 1886. Pacific Hotel. It burned on November 9, 1896. Source: Park County Historical Society

914 - Como. late 1800s or early 1900s. depot. Source: Park County Historical Society

1304 - Como. Early 1900s. Allen’s Corner Saloon now Como General Store. Source: Tom Klinger Collection

1402 - Como. 1943. Source: Park County Historical Society

1403 - Como. 1943. fire bell. Source: Park County Historical Society

1404 - Como. 1943. right: depot, left: railroad general offices, hotel and restaurant. Source: Park County Historical Society

1419 - Como. Early 1900s. looking northeast. Source: Clarence M. Champion

1640 - Como. Hotel. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

1802 - Como. 1941. General store and post office. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

2139 - Como. Looking south from Como. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

2274 - Como. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

449 - Como. 1970s. Building was constructed in 1885 by local Odd Fellows chapter for use as offices, meetings, and dance hall. Second story was removed in 1937 when property was converted to a garage and Como’s only known filling station. Octagonal second story was added in 1966. Photographed by Ed Everhart. Source: Libby Everhart.

1416 - Como. April 22, 1901. Interior of Catholic Church. Father Robertson is officiating at funeral of Annie Coleman Delaney. Source: Clarence M. Champion

1422 - Como. Early 1900s. 1st house at left is Speas house which George W. and Mayme Champion rented. George M. Champion was born there. 2^{nd house belonged to George and Bertha Champion. Large house was home of superintendent of the railroad. Source: Clarence M. Champion}

1423 - Como. Early 1900s. Como Market. Was probably constructed in 1890s by grocer William Lilley, After 1898 it became Champion-Gwin Grocery and Meat Market. They ran market until 1910. Pinky Simmons ran store until Mr. & Mrs. C. V. Dungan bought it about 1924. The Dungans ran it until it was vacated about 1939. Source: Clarence M. Champion

1425 - Como. 1900. Catholic Church and rectory. The church was constructed in 1881, probably by Italian stonemasons and miners. It was probably used until the King Coal Mines closed in 1896. Source: Clarence M. Champion

1562 - Como. Circa 1941. Methodist Church. George White photo. Source: Special Collections, Tutt Library, Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Colorado

1563 - Como. Circa 1941. Episcopal Church which was formerly a dance hall. George White photo. Source: Special Collections, Tutt Library, Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Colorado

1607 - Como. Early 1900s. Como drug store. Was owned by Albert Reichenecker. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

2551. Como. Mid 1940s. Sanborn post card F897. Source: Sanborn, Ltd.

2656. Como. 1883. At left in background is Gilman Hotel. Pacific Hotel is next to it and is still under construction. Source: Bob Schoppe

2657. Como. 1883. Roundhouse with water tank which has stone base. Source: Bob Schoppe .

2716. Como. 1951. Mercantile. Source: Betty J. Terry

2737. Como. Early 1900s. Children’s band. Source: Robert Craig

2739. Como. Circa 1910. Source: Robert Craig

2742. Como. Early 1900s. Source: Robert Craig