Golden's Historic Buildings
Washington Avenue, Downtown Golden, 1960
Photo courtesy Gardner Family Collection
Since the 7th Century many structures of various kinds have been built within the present limits of the Golden community. From the stone foundations that held the Woodland native structure that is now an archaeological site to the stone foundations that hold up the Astor House, the built world of the Golden community lies at the heart of what remains and represents our unique and colorful past. Listed below are inventories of the older and younger structures of the Golden area community, not necessarily meaning each listed place is of preservation significance, but a tool to help people know the history behind their places and find out what about them could be worth keeping around for future generations:
Golden Older Structures Inventory
Golden Younger Structures Inventory
Jefferson County Younger Landmarks Inventory
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