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CASTLE ROCK RESORT OPENS on SOUTH TABLE MOUNTAIN Golden’S First Casino and Funicular Railway April 18, 1913 The Pulse WEATHER: SUNNY AND MILD WITH A GOOD CHANCE OF GREAT TIMES of Golden Wifi Network:BR Guest since 1859 Wifi Password:BeOurGuest BuffaloRoseGolden.com Vol. V 1119 Washington Ave. Golden, Colorado 720.638.5597 CASTLE ROCK RESORT OPENS ON SOUTH TABLE MOUNTAIN Golden’s First Casino and Funicular Railway April 18, 1913. Golden, CO – Based not only from Denver, but from the entire on Actual Events. Despite vocal opposition region.” from local prohibitionists and zealous cler- gy, the Golden town council unanimously Local beauty Edna Foss was chosen as approved a liquor license and railway ease- the casino’s “Queen of Light”. At precisely ment for the owners of Castle Rock Resort, 7:00pm last Saturday, Ms. Foss flipped a literally carving the path for the opening of switch lighting the casino and the lights the city’s very first casino. along South Table Mountain’s incline. The lights presented a truly remarkable sight. The luxurious Castle Rock Resort is perched Dancing and a musical program made like a sentinel high atop South Table Moun- the opening night event most memorable. tain overlooking Golden with beautiful Adolph Coors himself poured the very first views of the Front Range. The new casino lager at the mountaintop saloon. offers poker, craps, blackjack in addition to various parlor games. You can even bet on A funicular is a combination of a train and an local burro races! The resort also features a elevator. These rail car systems are used to lighthouse and a fancy dance hall alongside carry passengers and freight up and down a fully stocked bar inside a charming café, all hillsides. Like a train, it has cars that run on of which is sure to provide entertainment for rails. Like an elevator, it uses a cable to pull the entire family. the cars up the hill. dollar roundtrip ticket, you can ride one of the dance hall this Sunday with a swinging set of burrows that ferries customers up paths on high-energy jazz. The show includes a gour- Mayor Clarence “Cad” Hoyt commented: The Castle Rock funicular has a pair of cars the south side of the mountain for only 10 met meal and starts at 6:00pm. Tickets for “Golden is delighted to welcome our first that run in opposite directions, so the one cents. Swing Dance Sunday and other dance hall casino to our fair town. We know that this going down helps pull the one going up. But shows are available at buffalorosegolden.com. world class operation will attract visitors if you’re not ready to spring for the quarter- The Flatirons Jazz Orchestra will play the 1970'S THE GOLDEN AGE OF TELEVISION SIGNATURE COCKTAILS Golden, CO – There’s little point in ar- guing that the 1970s were the Golden AGUA CALIENTE MARG $9 CASARITA MARG $8 Age of Television in America. 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