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Old postoffice , Central City . . . . Black Hawk Central City Opera House Opera
House auditorium . . . . . . Teller House bar . . . . . . Teller Housé patio , 1931 . . . .
Interior Nevadaville Episcopal church . . . . . Exterior of church , 1931 ( gone ) .
Old postoffice , Central City . . . . Black Hawk Central City Opera House Opera
House auditorium . . . . . . Teller House bar . . . . . . Teller Housé patio , 1931 . . . .
Interior Nevadaville Episcopal church . . . . . Exterior of church , 1931 ( gone ) .
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The church stands by itself , surrounded by a cast iron fence , a gleaming white
bit of American Gothic transplanted to the Rockies . It was erected in 1874 , two
years after Dr . Sheldon Jackson , a Presbyterian pastor , reached Fairplay and ...
The church stands by itself , surrounded by a cast iron fence , a gleaming white
bit of American Gothic transplanted to the Rockies . It was erected in 1874 , two
years after Dr . Sheldon Jackson , a Presbyterian pastor , reached Fairplay and ...
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William Davis , who had just arrived in this country from London , was sent from
Denver to Red Mountain by the Home Missionary Board of the Congregational
Church . He was told that Red Mountain was a place where there was a fertile
field ...
William Davis , who had just arrived in this country from London , was sent from
Denver to Red Mountain by the Home Missionary Board of the Congregational
Church . He was told that Red Mountain was a place where there was a fertile
field ...
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Contents
Gold in the Hills | 1 |
The Aspen Country | 218 |
Off the Beaten Track | 246 |
Copyright | |
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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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