Gilpin Hotel Casino

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At this establishment, witnesses have reported seeing a female apparition on the second floor. Her name is said to be Lucille, and folks in the know say she committed suicide here upon finding out that her boyfriend was killed in a mining mishap.

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Geographic Information

Address:
111 Main Street
Blackhawk, CO
United States

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GPS:
39.80090819999999, -105.49308940000003
County:
Gilpin County, Colorado
Nearest Towns:
Black Hawk, CO (0.3 mi.)
Central City, CO (1.1 mi.)
Idaho Springs, CO (4.2 mi.)
Downieville-Lawson-Dumont, CO (7.1 mi.)
Rollinsville, CO (8.0 mi.)
Saint Marys, CO (8.3 mi.)
Coal Creek, CO (9.5 mi.)
Empire, CO (10.5 mi.)
Eldora, CO (10.9 mi.)
Nederland, CO (11.1 mi.)

Contact Information

Web:
http://www.blackhawkcolorado.com/gilpin_hotel.php

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