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Page 33
... Gulch road was steep and not much travelled , but partway down it stood the brick schoolhouse to which the miners ' children had tramped each day when Lake Gulch was a camp much like Missouri Flats . It had been remodeled into a private ...
... Gulch road was steep and not much travelled , but partway down it stood the brick schoolhouse to which the miners ' children had tramped each day when Lake Gulch was a camp much like Missouri Flats . It had been remodeled into a private ...
Page 44
... Gulch was Abe Lee . " When the history of Lake County and California Gulch is finally written there should be no mistake as to who actually made the first gold discovery , " says a clipping from the scrapbook of the Society of Leadville ...
... Gulch was Abe Lee . " When the history of Lake County and California Gulch is finally written there should be no mistake as to who actually made the first gold discovery , " says a clipping from the scrapbook of the Society of Leadville ...
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... gulch I had seen from the road . Leaving our car , we hiked through fields of Indian paint brush and golden pea to the weathered buildings ranged on either side of the gulch road . Some of the cabins were in good repair , but others ...
... gulch I had seen from the road . Leaving our car , we hiked through fields of Indian paint brush and golden pea to the weathered buildings ranged on either side of the gulch road . Some of the cabins were in good repair , but others ...
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Gold in the Hills | 1 |
West of the Divide | 7 |
Central City panorama | 13 |
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