Calling all woman hikers!
By Jessica Wierzbinski
IF YOU KNOW AN AMAZING WOMAN planning to hike a portion or all of the Colorado Trail this summer or fall, put her in touch...
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Honor the Fallen
By Bill Christie
AUGUST 5 IS THE ANNIVERSARY of the Mann Gulch Fire in 1949 near Helena, Montana. On that fateful day, temperatures were in the high 90s....
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buffalo soldiers: reVision
By Jordan Hedberg
THE FORT GARLAND MUSEUM and Cultural Center continues to establish unique exhibits that highlight not just an honest look at local history but also combine...
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Andy Mast: The Drawing Dream
By Jill Carstens
WHEN HUMANS EXPERIENCE trauma, a natural response is to avoid the source of it. But, perhaps, if you are an extraordinary individual, you might embrace...
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Fish on the Rocks
By Tom Dury
DESPITE DAD'S BEST EFFORTS, somewhere along the way, I lost the fishing gene. I enjoy fishing; for Dad, though, fishing was serious business. Family vacations...
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Posts published in “1994 May”

At least they didn’t wallow in self-pity

By Staff on May 1, 1994

Essay by Martha Quillen

History – May 1994 – Colorado Central Magazine

Immerse yourself in history, and you notice a few things. The murder rate in Colorado mining camps was horrendous, far worse than any Detroit or Washington D.C. can match today.