Events Celebrating the Heritage of Historic Victor, Colorado.
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The giant headframes that are the remains of 1890's gold mining days will again light up the night sky around Victor and Cripple Creek again this holiday season. These unique mining structures are one-of-a-kind remnants of the gold rush era. This marks the 20th anniversary of the event.
Holiday ornaments, some as large as 20 feet tall, will be lit against the starry night skies of the Victor and Cripple Creek starting Friday, Nov. 27. Everything from a Christmas wreath to a snowman will be on display this year.
A self-guided driving tour map is available at area businesses, as well as the Cripple Creek Heritage Center and online at STCFG.com. The lights will be best viewed after dark and will be in place Friday through Sunday nights through New Year’s Day, weather/safety and volunteers permitting.
Holiday ornaments, some as large as 20 feet tall, will be lit against the starry night skies of the Victor and Cripple Creek starting Friday, Nov. 27. Everything from a Christmas wreath to a snowman will be on display this year.
A self-guided driving tour map is available at area businesses, as well as the Cripple Creek Heritage Center and online at STCFG.com. The lights will be best viewed after dark and will be in place Friday through Sunday nights through New Year’s Day, weather/safety and volunteers permitting.
- Victor Lowell Thomas Museum -- Open Weekends, 10 AM to 5 PM, October 3 through December 27, corner of Victor Ave & 3rd St, 719-689-5509.
- Victor's Gold Camp Agriculture & Mining Museum -- Check link for details, free, corner of Victor Ave & 2nd St.