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Predecessor and Subsidiary Companies

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CF&I was preceded by a number of different corporate entities that were consolidated into the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company when it was formed in 1892. Being a vertically integrated company, CF&I also had a number of subsidiaries that each played a specific role in reducing its dependency on outside interests for goods and services. Information on some of these other companies can be found in the links below. 

This page has paths:

  1. The Crystal River Railway Christopher J. Schreck
  2. Colorado Fuel and Iron Christopher J. Schreck

Contents of this path:

  1. The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
  2. Southern Colorado Coal and Town Company
  3. Colorado Supply Company Virtual Exhibit
  4. The Colorado Coal and Iron Company
  5. The Central Colorado Improvement Company
  6. The Crystal River Railway