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Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Planing Mill
Built in 1912 at the Santa Fe rail yards in Temple, this p...
Buffalo Bayou, Brazos & Colorado
First Railroad in Texas
Planned 1840 to benefit th...
Fort Sedgwick, Colorado Territory
"We have no business to put men out here unless we ...
Welcome to Colorado
Colorado's vast plains, rugged mountains, and grand platea...
Colorado's Wildlife Story
From the eastern prairie to the Rocky Mountains and the we...
Powell of the Colorado
On August 30, 1869, Major John Wesley Powell landed at the...
Laughlin, an Oasis on the Colorado
During the building of Davis Dam, the Nevada side of the r...
Welcome to Victor Colorado
City of Mines
For many who came West, their biggest ...
USS Colorado BB-45
Dedicated
to the men who served
aboard the U...
Good Roads in Colorado
Even before people began driving automobiles in Colorado, ...
Results for Colorado
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Planing Mill
Built in 1912 at the Santa Fe rail yards in Temple, this planing mill was part of a complex of buildings that housed repair facilities for the railroad. Workers at the mill manufactured replacement parts for wooden elements of the ...
Buffalo Bayou, Brazos & Colorado
First Railroad in Texas
Planned 1840 to benefit the Republic of Texas by moving rich sugar and cotton crops from plantation areas. Chartered 1841 by 5th Congress of the Republic, in name of Harrisburg Railroad & Trading Company.
H. R. ...
Fort Sedgwick, Colorado Territory
"We have no business to put men out here unless we give them food and shelter, and all things but sand and water must be hauled from 1 to 400 miles."
Lt. Gen. William T. Sherman, Fort Sedgwick, August 1866Camp Rankin ...
Welcome to Colorado
Colorado's vast plains, rugged mountains, and grand plateaus, so magnificent in their beauty and variety, seem at times to overshadow the state's history and people. But look closely. The story of Colorado is every bit as dramatic as the physical ...
Colorado's Wildlife Story
From the eastern prairie to the Rocky Mountains and the western plateau country beyond, Colorado enjoys a rich abundance of wildlife. Protecting this heritage has been a challenge, and Colorado's success is due to the efforts and cooperation of people ...
Powell of the Colorado
On August 30, 1869, Major John Wesley Powell landed at the mouth of the Virgin River, about 12 miles south of here, thus ending the first boat expedition through the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River.
The expedition left Green River ...
Laughlin, an Oasis on the Colorado
During the building of Davis Dam, the Nevada side of the river here became known as Tristate. In 1964, Don Laughlin was looking for an investment opportunity. He had sold his 101 Club in North Las Vegas, and flew over ...
Welcome to Victor Colorado
City of Mines
For many who came West, their biggest dream was to find gold. With small grubstakes they came, over 12,000 of them, making Victor the 5th largest city in Colorado by 1900. The glory days brought entertainment as well. ...
USS Colorado BB-45
Dedicated
to the men who served
aboard the U.S.S. Colorado (BB-45)
March 1921-June 1959.
Tarawa • Kwajalein • Eniwetok • Saipan-Guam • Tinian • Leyte • Mindoro • Luzon • Okinawa • Japan.
Dedicated March 21, 1997
Marker can be reached from ...
Good Roads in Colorado
Even before people began driving automobiles in Colorado, they clamored for good roads. In the late 1880s men, women, and children of all backgrounds jumped on breezy bicycles known as “velocipedes” or “Wheels” but cursed the roads-rutted, unmarked, and riddled ...