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The Mural at Mt. San Rafael Hospital.
The A.R. Mitchell Museum of Western Art
Old Fire House No. 1 — Children’s Museum
Trinidad History Museum (Bloom Mansion, Baca House, Santa Fe Trail Museum)
Louden-Henrjtze Archaeology Museum.
The Ave Maria Shrine across from Mt. San Rafael Hospital.
Walking Tour Book: Please contact the Trinidad — Las Animas County Chamber of Commerce.
Walk or drive Historic Trinidad’s Brick Street.
The Statue of Kit Carson, Kit Carson Park, located on San Pedro Street.
The Victorian Bandstand in Kit Carson Park.
Temple Aaron — one of the oldest active synagogues west of the Mississippi River.
The Columbian Hotel — Victorian Architecture — one of Bat Masterson’s favorite haunts when he was town marshal. Located at the corners of Main and Commercial.
The First National Bank Building facade — Main and Commercial.
The Old Opera House — Main Street — Restored.
The Bell Block — Main Street — Restored.
The Animas Block — Main Street — Restored.
The West Block — Animas Street.
The McCormick Building — Corner of Main and Commercial.
The City Hall — Black Marble columns — Animas Street.
The Las Animas County Courthouse — First Street — Stone Carving.
The Social Services Complex — First Street —Early Southwest.
The Old West Theater (no the Fox Theater) — one of the few remaining double balcony Vaudeville theaters remaining in the Southwestern U.S.
Viet-Nam Memorial — Welcome Center.
Coal Miners Memorial — corner of Main and Convent.

Other Worthwhile Area Attractions

Raton Pass.
The Scenic Highway of Legends (Colorado Highway 12).
Trinidad Lake State Recreation Area offers camping, hiking, fishing, RV hook-ups just three miles East of Trinidad on the Scenic Highway of Legends.
The Coke Ovens and Historic Cokedale, The Mining Camp is located six miles West of Trinidad on the Scenic Highway of Legends.
The Remains of Coal Camps at Bon Carbo, Vallarosa, Tollerburg, Berwind and Tabasco in Riley and Berwind Canyons.
The Ludlow Monument.