Tiny Town, Colorado

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**Tiny Town**
Location	6249 South Turkey Creek Road Morrison, Colorado 80465
Website	tinytownrailroad.com
Owner	Quaintance family
Opened	1920
Operating season	daily Memorial Day - Labor Day, weekends in May and September
Rides	total
Slogan	Have a big time in Tiny Town

Tiny Town is a 15 in (381 mm) miniature railway set in a miniature village of over 100 1/6 scale buildings in Morrison, Colorado.

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Black, Carla [1990]. Tiny Town, From Tragedy to Triumph. Boulder, CO: F. Pruett. ISBN 0962386820. OCLC 21958210.
Brooks, Alice Jeanne; Demaris Martindale Madsen [1989]. Tiny Town, Boom or Bust. Morrison, CO: Wildflower Press. OCLC 21867018.

Tiny Town Railroad official site
Tiny Town attracts big interest, column in (Springfield, MO) News-Leader
Tourists escape to local amusement venues, article in Denver Business Journal

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