This vintage tri-fold brochure features The Old Homestead, a "House with a History" located on Myers Avenue in the historic gold camp of Cripple Creek, Colorado. Built in 1896, this building served as one of the most sophisticated "pleasure palaces" of the era, and this mid-century souvenir pamphlet provides a fascinating look at its conversion into a museum. The interior includes photographs and descriptions of the Victorian-era parlors, a grand piano with an Edison phonograph, and a gambling table sourced from the famous Johnny Nolan’s Saloon. It also highlights the legendary madams of the district, including Pearl DeVere and Hazel Vernon. A perfect piece of Western Americana or Colorado mining history for your collection.