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The Ghost Towns and Mining Camps of Colorado. Nevadaville and its mines
below me , she told me ... It was not like Central City but was a real ghost town ,
with scarcely any population left . The road to it climbed steadily from the site of
the ...
The Ghost Towns and Mining Camps of Colorado. Nevadaville and its mines
below me , she told me ... It was not like Central City but was a real ghost town ,
with scarcely any population left . The road to it climbed steadily from the site of
the ...
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a place of unusual prominence to a staid and quiet little town with a population of
one hundred and sixty - seven , a post office , several stores , a good hotel and
saloons . " A year later it was a true ghost town and today only its site remains .
a place of unusual prominence to a staid and quiet little town with a population of
one hundred and sixty - seven , a post office , several stores , a good hotel and
saloons . " A year later it was a true ghost town and today only its site remains .
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The Ghost Towns and Mining Camps of Colorado. people in it . See that trail up
on ... Leaving the Kebler Pass highway ten miles west of Crested Butte , I turned
onto the dirt road that led to the ghost town . This last stretch of road was rough ...
The Ghost Towns and Mining Camps of Colorado. people in it . See that trail up
on ... Leaving the Kebler Pass highway ten miles west of Crested Butte , I turned
onto the dirt road that led to the ghost town . This last stretch of road was rough ...
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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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