In this show we’ll travel to Mount Princeton Hot Springs Resort, which is about 2 ¼-hours south-west of Denver and 2-hours west of Colorado Springs. The Mount Princeton Hot Springs were first frequented by Native Americans and in 1860; a way station, hotel, and freight depot were built to serve the railroad. The four-story hotel's prosperity did not last. The last mine in the area closed in 1924, and the railroad tore up its tracks in 1926. In 1950 the hotel was razed and more than one million board feet of lumber was saved and used to build a subdivision in Texas.