Historic Engine 169
Created to meet passenger train needs for the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, this engine was part of an order of 12 engines and is said to be one of the oldest surviving locomotives of the D&RG Railroad!
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Cole Park
A large family park in Alamosa located near Downtown. Has play equipment for kids, paved track to walk, close river access, grass, shaded tables, benches, and swings Home to many of Alamosa's Summer events and festivals!
Read More >Alamosa Artscape
Sculptures that are annually updated and installed in Downtown Alamosa, CO
Read More >Rainbow’s End Thrift Store
Rainbow's End is a locally-started and community-operated thrift store that earns revenue through the resale of second-hand goods. 100% of the profits from Rainbow's End support La Puente's services.
Read More >Farmers Market
SATURDAYS, JULY 5 – OCTOBER 11, 20258:00 AM – 1:30 PM AT THE CORNER OF ROSS AND 6TH STREET The Alamosa Farmers Market includes a number of local growers, including local dairy producers and local meat producers who offer organic, grassfed beef, lamb, and yak. Many of the producers are families who want to share their produce so that their lifestyle can continue for future generations. The market has also served as an incubator opportunity for local entrepreneurs who produce baked goods, jams, and jellies. Located downtown with plenty of parking options, you will not want to miss the farmer's market. Stop by to complete your experience of the local flavors and cultures of the San Luis Valley. Fill your basket with local and regional produce, baked goods, crafts, and more. There is nothing quite like the sights and sounds of the market or the smell of roasting chilies on a crisp fall morning.
Read More >Rocky Mountain Home Health Supplies
Offering herbal remedies and home health supplies on Alamosa's Main Street.
Read More >Firedworks Gallery
A large selection of collectible art, prints, jewelry, weaving's, pottery, sculptures and custom framing
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