The coal mine at Mt. Harris, Colorado, opened in 1914. Mt. Harris was a model coal mining camp: the yards were large; there were sidewalks; water was furnished by the mine as was electricity, at 50 cents per room per month; the power went off at midnight; barns were furnished for those who wished to keep a cow. All children who helped clean sidewalks were given tickets to the town theater which was open on Wednesday and Saturday nights, a different movie each time in the show hall. Tickets cost 10 cents each. But in 1958 the once bustling coal town of Mt. Harris was a thing of the past.
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