[caption id="attachment_112385" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] The image is courtesy of “Images of America: Around Nederland,” via Re/Max of Boulder, Inc. realtor Jimmy Keith. Information is
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The image is courtesy of “Images of America: Around Nederland,” via Re/Max of Boulder, Inc. realtor Jimmy Keith. Information is courtesy of the Nederland Area Historical Society Collection.[/caption]
During the 1930s, fleets of Chevrolet trucks were used to transport 100 tons of gold ore mined at the Grand Republic in Sunbeam Gulch to Gold Hill and down Lickskillet Gulch to the Cold Spring mill. Sunbeam Gulch is in Crisman, Colorado, an unincorporated community and a census-designated place governed by Boulder County.
