Tour Overview
Join us to explore Erie, Colorado’s proud historical heritage!
The Town of Erie, Colorado, was incorporated in 1874 on territory previously occupied by the Cheyenne and Arapaho nations. During the Colorado Gold Rush, pioneers began to settle in the area taking advantage of the rich agricultural potential as well as the mineral resources along Coal Creek. Today, Erie is one of the fastest-growing communities on the Front Range, located in both Weld and Boulder counties.
Join us to explore our proud historical heritage!
Text and photos courtesy of Erie Historic Preservation Advisory Board:
Stops
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Stop 2: McKenna / Heaton House - 404 Holbrook St. - Late Victorian / Queen Anne - 1891
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Stop 3: Vaughn / Hunter House - 405 Holbrook St. - Late Victorian / Italianate - 1892
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Stop 4: Williams / Bixler / McDonald House - 485 Holbrook St. - Late Victorian - 1884
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Stop 5: Elzi House - 504 Holbrook St. - Bungalow - 1930
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Stop 6: Lawley / Milanovich / Johnson House - 575 Holbrook St. - Late Victorian - 1880's
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Stop 7: Lincoln School - 645 Holbrook St. - Early 20th Century Classical - 1906 & 1920
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Stop 8: Erie United Methodist Church - 604 Holbrook St. - Late Victorian / Gothic Revival - 1888
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Stop 9: Richards / Wilson House - 664 Holbrook St. - No Style - 1885
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Stop 10: Wilson House - 724 Holbrook St. - Late Victorian - 1887
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