Carpenter, Colorado

Carpenter, United States

Carpenter, Colorado shares 5 connections with 105 places across 4 topics, touching on boom-and-bust history, education, and irrigation engineering. Louis George Carpenter, an irrigation engineer and Dean of Engineering at Colorado State University, is one of its connections. A planned resort renamed Poland Spring, after a Maine establishment of that name, never finished because the developer went broke in the Panic of 1893. A local mine owner, Wyman, bequeathed the town, railroad, and mines to Princeton University. Denver and New York City are its strongest non-parent co-connected places.