Campo, Colorado -
Double-Headed Homesteader Monument
Bronze busts of a pioneer man and woman, on separate brick pillars, stare at each other to remember the first settlers who parked in Campo.
- Address:
- S. Main St., Campo, CO
- Directions:
- On the south side of town, on the west side of S. Main St./US Hwy 287/385, just north of 8th St.
- Admission:
- Free
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Homesteader Monument Out in the middle of nowhere, my buddy Vern and I stumbled across a couple of unique bronze busts dedicated to the homesteaders of Campo, Colorado. [Roman, 09/04/2010][RA: He: "I love you, darlin'!" She: "Oh, woe, now we can only gaze fondly at each other since our arms were lopped off and our bodies encased in these brick girdles!"]
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