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Streetscape of Central City City Hall & Belvidere Theatre on Main Street.
| Belvidere Theatre.
| AOUW Building (1874 & 1898) started as a store then expanded for Ancient Order of United Workmen.
| Main Street streetscape against hills.
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Ignatz Meyer building (1874 & 1901) (Main St.) served as dry goods store, newspaper office, saloon & other functions over time.
| Rose Haydee building (1992 reproduction) (131 Main St.).
| Crest on Rose Haydee building.
| Iron front of Rose Haydee building by Mesker Brothers Iron Works of Evansville, IN.
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Harris Block with elaborate ironwork front.
| Harris Block facade details with ironwork front by Mesker Brothers Iron Works of Evansville, IN.
| Streetscape along Central City's Main Street.
| Former grocery store (now Visitor Center (121 Main St.) & I.O.O.F. buildings on Main Street.
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I.O.O.F. building (123 Main St.).
| Hawley Merchandise Company Building (121 Main St.).
| Central City Elks Lodge (113 Main St.).
| Streetscape along Main Street with Harris Block.
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Dostal Block (1874) (118 Main St.) now Papone's Palace Casino.
| Coyote Creek Casino.
| Old Wells Fargo Express Office at north end of Main Street.
| Teller House Hotel (1872) (120 Eureka St.) where President Ulysses S. Grant stayed (1873).
On National Register.
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Entrance to Teller House, location of town's first phone in 1879.
| Central City Opera House (1878) (124 Eureka St.).
On National Register.
| Central City Opera House home of Opera festival.
| Central City Opera House with surrounding town & hills.
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Gilpin County Courthouse (1900) (203 Eureka St.).
| Victorian cottage (210 E High St.).
| St. Paul's Church (1873) (226 E High St.).
| Steeple of St. Paul's Church.
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Gilpin History Museum (1870) (228 E High St.).
| Landscape of Central City from St. Mary's of the Assumption Catholic Church up to Coeur d'Alene mine.
| Former Colorado Central Rail Station, now a casino.
| Colorado Central Railroad steam locomotive #77.
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Lace House (1866) now isolated among casinos. Style: Carpenter Gothic.
| Details of Lace House.
| Heritage buildings on Gregory Street form front of casino.
| Black Hawk Station casino.
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Casino uses wild west architecture.
| Remnants of old Black Hawk.
| Durham ad preserved along with wild west atmosphere.
| Central City seen from "Oh My God" Road.
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"Oh My God" Road, so called because of its curves & steep drops.
| Rocky Mountains from "Oh My God" Road.
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