March/April, 2010 — the National Trust for Historic Preservation has noted that the Victor Miners' Union Hall is threatened:

Western Federation of Miners Union Hall: In 1904, three years after it was built by the Western Federation of Miners in Victor, Colo., this brick structure became the site of the first government attack on organized labor. Troops fired on the building during the arrest of union leaders, who were later jailed and tortured. Bullet holes still scar the building's facade, and the structure is threatened by neglect, its roof near collapse. Because of the historical ­significance, the union hall is eligible for the National Register. Emergency stabilization alone would cost more than $500,000.

http://www.preservationnation.org/magazine/2010/march-april/transitions.html

Thursday, May 28, 2009 — please check out this Colorado Public Radio interview on KCFR.

Also available from Friday, May 29 2009 — Colorado Matters Podcast:

http://www.podcasters.tv/episodes/preserving-victor-miners%27-union-hall-6080164.html