Bureau of Public Roads Camp

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ID: 9045
Title: Bureau of Public Roads Camp
Date: c. 1930s
Description: The camp built for the road crew that kept Rabbit Ears Pass open in the winter. The donor's father, Leroy Forsberg, was the foreman of the crew that began keeping the pass open in the winter in the 1930s. Description of image: a cleared dirt road leads up to a camp. There are four visible buildings. Snow is on the ground. A sign on the tree right in front of the nearest building says "Road Camp"
Photographer/Creator: Hartman Studio
Contributor: Bonnie Forsberg Bentson
Area: Routt County
Business: Transportation
Subject: Structure
Source: B & W Photo