The Elk Mountain Lodge, dating from 1881, and the Old Town Hall and Union Congregational Church, both built in 1883, are reminders of the town's origins as a supply town and coal-mining camp. Another reminder, a two-story outhouse, is behind the shops of the renovated Company Store building on Third Street. The privy's upper level made it usable during the winters when more than 20 feet of snow fell. Learn More...