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... camp watching its progress . By 1896 over $ 100,000 had been invested in mining property and so many new houses had been built that the camp was said to resemble Cripple Creek in 1891 at the beginning of its boom . Like all the camps in ...
... camp watching its progress . By 1896 over $ 100,000 had been invested in mining property and so many new houses had been built that the camp was said to resemble Cripple Creek in 1891 at the beginning of its boom . Like all the camps in ...
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... camp and that its buildings were still standing , and until I saw them I wouldn't be content . During the next two years I learned what I could about the remote sky - line camp . Christopher J. Carson discovered traces of mineral in the ...
... camp and that its buildings were still standing , and until I saw them I wouldn't be content . During the next two years I learned what I could about the remote sky - line camp . Christopher J. Carson discovered traces of mineral in the ...
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The Ghost Towns and Mining Camps of Colorado. Camp Providence , Camp Enterprise and Gresham Springdale Balarat Up ... Camp Enterprise , and Camp Providence had their day . Camp Enterprise was four and a half miles west of Jamestown and ...
The Ghost Towns and Mining Camps of Colorado. Camp Providence , Camp Enterprise and Gresham Springdale Balarat Up ... Camp Enterprise , and Camp Providence had their day . Camp Enterprise was four and a half miles west of Jamestown and ...
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Gold in the Hills | 1 |
West of the Divide | 7 |
Central City panorama | 13 |
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