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Sponsor Listings
A Theatre Group
1219 Greene St., Silverton
970.387.5337
www.atheatregroup.org
Silverton's local theatre company providing excellent entertainment and a variety of performances. Check our web site for details. Located by the Grand Imperial Hotel
Fetch's Mining & Merchantile Co.
1231 Greene St. Silverton
970.387.5312
Silverton's largest and best selection of t-shirts, sweatshirts & baseball hats for all ages and interest. Jeeping. Dirt Biking.Train souvenirs, magnets, shot glasses, mugs, and Christmas ornaments. Get answers to your mining, travel & geology questions. Ask to hear the train whistle! 10% off regular merchandise with your All Aboard magazine ad.
Gear Exchange
Kendall Mountain & 1314 Greene Street Street Locations. Silverton
970.387.5228
www.gear-exchange.com
Summer-located next to the Pickle Barrel on Greene Street. See Silverton by Surrey or Bike. Geocaching, treasure hunts and more! Don't miss out on these fun ways to discover Silverton. Winter-Located at Kendall Mountain Ski area. Ski/Board, snowshoe & sled! New rental equipment available. Colorado's most affordable & least crowded place to learn!
The Train Store
1257 Greene Street, Silverton
970.387.5580
Railroad Art by Scotty. We frame your train tickets with the train you rode. Over 150 railroad prints available. Also pins, posters, signs.
The Grand Imperial Hotel
1219 Greene St. Silverton
800.341.3340
www.grandimperialhotel.com
Nestled in the San Juan Mountains of southwest Colorado, you will find The Grand Imperial Hotel. Let us take you back to a time when hospitality was King. Located on the main avenue of Silverton, just steps from the terminus of the scenic railroad. The Grand Imperial is a place of living history, comfort, warmth and welcome. Be sure to check out Grumpy's Restaurant & saloon located in the hotel.
Grumpy's Saloon & Restaurant at The Grand Imperial Hotel
1219 Greene St. Silverton
800.341.3340
www.grandimperialhotel.com
World-Famous French Onion Soup. Live honky tonk piano. Featured in John Feilder's "Best of Colorado". Open year round. serving breakfast, lunch & dinner. Full bar with micro brews on tap. Located at the The Grand Imperial Hotel.
Silverton Brewery
1333 Greene St. P.O. Box 597, Silverton
970.387.5033
www.silvertonbrewing.com Various styles of our fine microbrews. Great burgers, gourmet sub sandwiches, pizza, brats & rippers (ask us what they are), and much more! $1.00 off all draft beers with All Aboard magazine ad.
The Pickle Barrel
1304 Greene St. Silverton
970.387.5713
www.thepicklebarrel.com
The Pickle Barrel has been serving fine foods and spirits since 1971. We are open year round for lunch and dinner. Children's menu. Full bar.
Smedley Suites Lodging @ The Pickle Barrel
www.thepicklebarrel.com Need a place to stay? Our suites are located next door to the Pickle Barrel.
The Wyman Hotel & Inn
1371 Greene St., Silverton
800.609.7845
www.thewyman.com
A historic luxury hotel and B&B, built in 1902. Featuring authenic Victorian decor with modern amenities. Free trolly rides from the train terminus to the hotel. Gourmet breakfast. Afternoon pastries. Evening wine & cheese socials. |
 Silverton's Greene Street
The Respectable Part of Town
As early as 1874, men were bringing their wives and families to live in Silverton. This influx of families provided an incentive for citizens to keep at least part of Silverton respectable! From the very beginning, an imaginary line ran down Greene Street, dividing the town between the law-abiding, church-going residents and the gamblers, prostitutes, variety theatres, dance halls and saloons.
Today with its historical buildings, Greene Street still looks much the same as yesteryear… except it is paved with a faint line down the middle! Just a few steps over from where the train stops, with such a delightful variety of shops, restaurants, lodging and businesses, you will enjoy discovering the respectable side of town.
Silverton's museum is just a short stroll down Greene St., located in the old County Jail next to the courthouse. Be sure to visit the "women's cell" where many a "madam" spent the night. Don't miss the San Juan Historical Society.
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