Prospect Heights Jail Plaquing & Al Packer 100 Doin’s
June 27 - June 29
$100.00 – $150.00
Prospect Heights Jail Plaquing & Al Packer 100 Doin’s
June 27-29, 2025 | Cañon City, Colorado
Brothers, the Hewgag Brays!
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In 1905, Cañon City outlawed alcohol, leaving coal miners and mill workers high and dry. In response, Anton and Florijan Adamic, along with John Musick, founded the town of Prospect Heights solely to keep the spirits flowing. The only government building ever built was the jail, and now, in true Clamper fashion, we’re here to honor its history!
Event Details
Proclimation: Download the proclimation here: Prospect Heights Jail Proclimation
When: Friday, June 27 – Sunday, June 29, 2025 (Thursday arrivals welcome!)
Clampsite: Buckskin Joe Frontier Town, 1289 County Road 3A, Cañon City, CO 81212; Dry camping—bring your own water and power.
Plaquing Ceremony: Prospect Heights Jailhouse, 1314 South 4th Street, Cañon City
Saturday, June 28, 2025, at 11:30 AM
Accommodations: Hotels available 1.5 miles away at the Hwy 50 intersection.
What to Expect
- A triple D-deluxe clampsite with RV parking and grassy camping areas.
- Full access to the ranch, including a boardwalk trail with stunning views of the Royal Gorge.
- Hangman Michael “Shithouse” Bagget promises enlightening entertainment for PBCs.
- Trails, putt-putt golf, pickleball, and nearby adventures at Royal Gorge Bridge.
Registration Information (Before May 26th)
Redshirt Prepay: $100 – Includes dinner Friday, three meals Saturday, and breakfast Sunday.
Retread Prepay: $120 – Includes dinner Friday, three meals Saturday, breakfast Sunday, and chapter skin.
PBC Prepay: $150 – Includes Friday Dinner, three meals Saturday, breakfast Sunday, chapter skin, and shirt.
At the Gate: $50 More! – No guarantees or promises!
**Outside hawkers are welcome with half off the rub.**
Historical Significance
The Prospect Heights Jail, constructed in 1906, stands as the sole municipal building of the former town of Prospect Heights. Established to serve the local coal miners and mill workers, the town quickly became known for its numerous saloons, leading to the necessity of a jail to maintain order. The jail’s robust stone construction and its role in the community’s vibrant history make it a landmark worth commemorating. Notably, in 2003, the jail was added to the Colorado Register of Historic Places, underscoring its importance in the region’s heritage.
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Legal Stuff
All the usual do’s and don’ts apply. Grand Council rules strictly enforced!
We’ll see you in Cañon City for an unforgettable doin’s!
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