Brief by Central Staff
Climate – January 2009 – Colorado Central Magazine
Salida’s reputation as an art town has apperntaly extended to the nearby one-time railroad siding of Barrel, where several foundations remain from the days when narrow-gauge cars of limestone were transferred to standard-gauge cars until 1956.

Also remaining there is a concrete structure, for years a favorite target of graffiti artists. The latest not tells us that “I think this looks better than it did B4. This Art!!! Not crime.”