Article by Rayna Bailey
History – July 2005 – Colorado Central Magazine
DESPITE ITS gold-painted wood siding and belfry complete with bell, the Silver Cliff Museum is a simple, unornamented building which reflects its original purpose: to serve as the town hall and firehouse. Located on Main Street in Silver Cliff, the historic two-story building was built in 1879, and is once again open to visitors — following a renovation project that took nearly five years and cost more than $176,000.
