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NPS Form 10*0" OMB Approval No.1024WIS <br /> (see) <br /> United States Department of the Interior <br /> National Park Service <br /> National Register of Historic Places <br /> Continuation Sheet <br /> Section number 7 Page 12 <br /> ENDNOTES <br /> 'Bayard Taylor quoted in John W. Reps, Cities of the American West: A <br /> History of Frontier Urban Planning (Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton <br /> University Press, 1979) , 466. <br /> 'This is an abstract of Reps' description of the Central City topography, <br /> 466-471. <br /> 'The conceptual framework for the "camp" and "town" phases of mining town <br /> evolution was developed by Duane A. Smith, Rocky Mountain Mining Camps: The <br /> Urban Frontier (Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana University Press, 1967) , and <br /> was further applied to architecture in Colorado mining towns by Eric C. <br /> Stoehr, Bonanza Victorian: Architecture and Society in Colorado Mining <br /> Towns (Albuquerque, New Mexico: University of New Mexico Press, 1975) . <br /> 'Much of the general descriptions of building functions, and many dates <br /> and events connected with Central City and Black Hawk architecture are from <br /> Frank R. Hollenback, Central City and Black Hawk: Then and Now (Denver: <br /> Sage Books, 1961) . For Washington Hall see Liston E. Leyendecker, <br /> Washington Hall: Gilpin County's Oldest Courthouse (Ft. Collins, Colorado: <br /> Colorado State University Cooperative Extension Service Historical Bulletin <br /> No. 1, no date) . <br /> 'All material on domestic architecture is taken from work by Julie A. <br /> Corona of the NPS-RMRO staff, using an analysis of the field survey in <br /> combination with the U.S. Census for Gilpin County, Colorado, for the years <br /> 1880 and 1900, in addition to secondary source material. <br />