This is the world famous WWV Radio Station operated by the National Institute of Standards and Technology.  Actually, there are two stations at the site located just a few miles West of Wellington, approximately 10 miles North of Fort Collins, CO.  One broadcasts at 60 KHz, called WWVB and transmits time and frequency signals.  The other station, the traditional WWV, is a high frequency facility broadcasting at 2.5, 5, 10, 15, 20, and 25 MHz.  Douglas Sutton is one of the four engineers that man and maintain both facilities.  They are also responsible for building virtually all of what you are about to see. 

A sign as you approach the road leading to the site.

View from the road approaching the building.  This array is mostly the South 60 KHz antenna system with the North array in the background.

 This is the security gate about 1/4 mile from the complex.

Approaching the main building.