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Colorado State Veterans Memorial
Dedicated by the people of Colorado in gratitude and respe...
Colorado
(Four Corners)
Colorado Territory was created in 186...
Colorado State Capitol Time Capsule
Memorial Stone commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the ...
Bloomer Girl; A Colorado Trailblazer
In 1858, a young woman from Kansas climbed to the summit o...
Fort Peña Colorado (Red Rock)
Established in 1880 as a means of preventing Indian raids ...
Pioneer Women of Colorado
Erected by Pioneer Women of Colorado 1939 A.D. in memory o...
Burlington County Colorado Veterans Memorial
Dedicated to All American veterans. This monument is dedic...
Colorado Plateau
From this point, the Colorado Plateau extends across north...
Colorado Soldier's Monument
(West side):
Colorado Territory - Organized
Fe...
Carson & Colorado
R. R. Freight Depot
This building, the first to be...
Results for Colorado
Colorado State Veterans Memorial
Dedicated by the people of Colorado in gratitude and respect for the men and women who have proudly served and sacrificed in our nation’s armed forces.
Marker can be reached from Lincoln Street.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Colorado
(Four Corners)
Colorado Territory was created in 1861 for its gold, silver and other mineral resources. Its western boundary was designated as 32 degrees of longitude west of the Washington Meridian.
Colorado became a state in 1876. In 1878, U.S. Surveyor Rollin ...
Colorado State Capitol Time Capsule
Memorial Stone commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the laying of the cornerstone of the Colorado State Capitol. The time capsule beneath this stone contains messages and memorabilia from the people of Colorado in 1990 to its people in 2090. Dedicated ...
Bloomer Girl; A Colorado Trailblazer
In 1858, a young woman from Kansas climbed to the summit of Pikes Peak. Julia Archibald Holmes was the first Anglo woman on record to make the climb, and she became famous for that accomplishment as well as for the ...
Fort Peña Colorado (Red Rock)
Established in 1880 as a means of preventing Indian raids into Mexico. Raided by Apaches in 1881. Abandoned in 1893 after Western Texas had been permanently cleared of Indians.
Marker is on Post Road.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Pioneer Women of Colorado
Erected by Pioneer Women of Colorado 1939 A.D. in memory of pioneers massacred by Indians. 1864 A.D. Hungate, Nathan W. and Ellen and Children Laura V., Florence V. 1868 A.D. Dietemann, Henrietta and son John, Louis Alma, Joseph Bledsoe
Marker is ...
Burlington County Colorado Veterans Memorial
Dedicated to All American veterans. This monument is dedicate to all Americans who have served in the United States Military. The names here are but a few. May we never forget the sacrifices that have been made. “In Honor of ...
Colorado Plateau
From this point, the Colorado Plateau extends across northwestern New Mexico into northeastern Arizona, southeastern Utah, and southwestern Colorado. A colorful landscape of mesas and canyons, it is underlain by natural mineral, oil and gas resources locked within sedimentary strata ...
Colorado Soldier's Monument
(West side):
Colorado Territory - Organized
February 28, 1861
Colorado Admitted as a State
August 1, 1876
Census of Territory in 1861 - 23,331
War Governors
William Gilpin
Richard Ed Whitsitt Adjutant General
1861-1862
John Evans
David H. Moffat, Jr. Adjutant General
1863-1865
Military Organizations in the Civil War
First Colorado Infantry
Later First Colorado ...
Carson & Colorado
R. R. Freight Depot
This building, the first to be constructed in Hawthorne, is a remnant of the narrow-guage Carson & Colorado Railroad built south from Mound House in 1881. Railroad officials created the town from desert when the first ...