page_title: Calcite, Colorado
hierarchical_section_title: Calcite, Colorado
caption_attribution_description: English: Men's club built by Colorado Fuel &amp; Iron in Calcite, Colorado following Ludlow Massacre and Colorado Coalfield War. Image first appears in essay "Colorado's Civil War and Its Lessons," published in Frank Leslie's Weekly on 5 November 1914.
context_page_description: Calcite is a ghost town in Fremont County, Colorado. It served as a company coal mining town for Colorado Fuel & Iron. It is located along Howard Creek roughly six miles from the census-designated place of Howard.
context_section_description: Calcite is a ghost town in Fremont County, Colorado. It served as a company coal mining town for Colorado Fuel & Iron. It is located along Howard Creek roughly six miles from the census-designated place of Howard.
caption: Men's club constructed in 1914 by Colorado Fuel & Iron[1]
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