The Paris Mill in Fall

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The Paris Mill in Fall is Piece #1 of my Park County Colorado series that features local historic sites with an emphasis on our mining culture and pioneer roots.
This listing is for one, 12x12 inch made to order glass on clear acrylic piece with a reclaimed wood box frame (hardware included). The reclaimed wood frame comes in a medium brown/gray tone, but can be stained another color per request.  All pieces are designed specifically to hang in a window or on the wall for maximum versatility.
 
A little bit of history:
"The Paris mill is located on the eastern slope of the Mosquito Range in Park County, Colorado at an altitude of 11,000'. Construction of the mill was completed in 1895 to service the Paris Mine high above Buckskin Gulch on Mount Bross. The complex ore and high altitude location of the mine, which was first discovered in 1878, hampered the profitability of the mine and so it's investors constructed the mill and tramway in order to reduce transportation and smelting costs. The mill saw a nearly constant stream of investors throughout its first 40 years who strove to improve its profitability and retrofit the building with the latest milling technology."
To read more about the Paris mill visit: https://www.southparkheritage.org/paris-mill