77 Hartsel. Late 1930s. Hot springs. Source: Georgia Daines.

78 Hartsel. Late 1930s Hot springs with depot in background. Source: Georgia Daines.

331 Hartsel. 1910. Midland railroad. Source: Karen Denison

418 Hartsel. South Park Oil Co. Hartsel. Source: Clint Eshe.

522 Hartsel. Bath house. Source: Eve Kuenn

523 Hartsel. Bath house. Source: Eve Kuenn

524 Hartsel. Bath house in foreground, depot and part of town are also shown. Source: Eve Kuenn

525 Hartsel. Bath house in foreground, depot and town are also shown. Source: Eve Kuenn

639 Hartsel. early 1900s. Midland train going west out of Hartsel. Source: Karen Denison

670 Hartsel. 1916. Depot. Source: Karen Denison

823 Hartsel. 1993. Station master’s house. Source: Eve Kuenn

824 Hartsel. 1993. Station master’s house. Source: Eve Kuenn .

825 Hartsel. 1993. Depot. Source: Eve Kuenn

826 Hartsel. 1993. Depot and station master’s house. Source: Eve Kuenn

911 Hartsel. 1983. Main Street.

921 Hartsel. 1983. old barn

1250 Hartsel. 1948. Carl Bagge house and old livery barn. Source: Wilbur Lewis

1580 Hartsel. 1953. Post Office. Kenny Englert photo. Source: Special Collections, Tutt Library, Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Colorado

1694 Hartsel. Circa 1930s. left to right: old section house (not depot), Gene Kleinknecht’s garage, 2 men sitting are Ed Mills and Harry Locke. Source: Mills Family from Marguerite (Mills) Payne

1702 Hartsel. Circa 1940s. Source: Mills Family from Marguerite (Mills) Payne

1704 Hartsel. Circa 1930s. Bath House. Source: Mills Family from Marguerite (Mills) Payne

1920 Hartsel. 1930s. Hartsel Hot Springs. Laura Oakley, Viola Hubler, Victoria Moomey, Vaudeth Weber, Fred Moomey, Phil Weber. Source: Lyle and LaVera Moomey

2002 Hartsel. Circa 1920s. Possibly Eugene Kleinknecht. Source: Thomas Harbor James Family

2011 Hartsel. Early 1900s. Hartsel Mercantile store. Source: Thomas Harbor James Family

2012 Hartsel. Early 1900s. Source: Thomas Harbor James Family

2013 Hartsel. Early 1900s. Possibly Eugene Kleinknecht standing in front of Post Office. Source: Thomas Harbor James Family

2025 Hartsel. 1970s. Eugene Kleinknecht house. Source: Thomas Harbor James Family

2026 Hartsel. 1970s. Showing site of Hot Springs Hotel. Source: Thomas Harbor James Family

2027 Hartsel. 1970s. Main street looking west. Site of Hot Springs Hotel is at far end of street. Source: Thomas Harbor James Family

2028 Hartsel. 1970s. South Park Mercantile. Source: Thomas Harbor James Family

2029 Hartsel. 1970s. Depot and bath house in background. Source: Thomas Harbor James Family

2118 Hartsel. Circa early 1900s. Hotel. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

2136 Hartsel. Water wheel. Sam Hartsel used it to pump mineral water from the hot springs to his ranch house 2 miles away. Source: South Park Historical Foundation

2576. Hartsel. Early 1900s. Kleinknecht’s store. Post card. Source: Isaac S. Smith Family

2577. Hartsel. Early 1900s. Looking north. Water tank, depot and train are in foreground. Post card. Source: Isaac S. Smith Family

2578. Hartsel. Early 1900s. Depot. Post card. Source: Isaac S. Smith Family

2579. Hartsel. Early 1900s. Hotel. Post card. Source: Isaac S. Smith Family

2610. Hartsel. Early 1900s. Depot is in foreground at left. Source: Sanborn, Ltd.

2620. Hartsel. Early 1900s. Source: Sanborn, Ltd.

2627. Hartsel. Early 1900s. Source: Sanborn, Ltd.

2670. Hartsel. 1930s. Hotel. Source: Jim Hardy

3053. Hartsel. 1940s. Play at Hartsel Hotel. Back row left to right: Jewel Locke, Hazel Poyner, Dora Clevenger, Nelle Green, Faye Makings. Front row left to right: Mrs. Fred Collard, Peggy Locke, Amy Lorenzeni, Laura Smith, Jeanette Klein, Amy Lewis, Alice (Klein) Brownlee. Credit: Kenneth Makings Collection