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Page 197
My first objective was Gothic , a ghost town in the mountains beyond Crested
Butte , 30 miles from Gunnison . Gene and I drove along the Taylor River to
Almont , where the highway to Crested Butte joins the Taylor River road . For
miles we ...
My first objective was Gothic , a ghost town in the mountains beyond Crested
Butte , 30 miles from Gunnison . Gene and I drove along the Taylor River to
Almont , where the highway to Crested Butte joins the Taylor River road . For
miles we ...
Page 198
Crested Butte time a few more cabins were built , and a schoolhouse , which is
now over sixty years old , was established for the ranch children of the vicinity .
Beyond Jack ' s Cabin the road leads to a barricade of peaks , one of which is the
...
Crested Butte time a few more cabins were built , and a schoolhouse , which is
now over sixty years old , was established for the ranch children of the vicinity .
Beyond Jack ' s Cabin the road leads to a barricade of peaks , one of which is the
...
Page 205
Five years later I took Ann and Peg with me to the Gunnison country , that we
might go to Floresta , another ghost camp that I had heard of in the vicinity of
Crested Butte . It was September , the weather was perfect , the aspens were
turning the ...
Five years later I took Ann and Peg with me to the Gunnison country , that we
might go to Floresta , another ghost camp that I had heard of in the vicinity of
Crested Butte . It was September , the weather was perfect , the aspens were
turning the ...
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Contents
Gold in the Hills | 1 |
The Aspen Country | 218 |
Off the Beaten Track | 246 |
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Stampede to Timberline: The Ghost Towns and Mining Camps of Colorado Muriel Sibell Wolle No preview available - 1991 |
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