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Historic Print (S): [Bird's-eye view of Trinidad, Colorado]
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This is a museum quality, reproduction print on premium paper with archival/UV resistant inks.
Date: c1907 May 24.
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Notes: H94476 Photo copyrighted by A.R. Allen. Colo.--Trinidad; Photog. I.; Geogr.; Shelf.
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SOURCE: Library of Congress
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Typical Image Size: 8.5 x 11, Decorate with history or give a tasteful gift., Only premiere quality framing materials used. Save 50% off of local frame shop prices., Browse a vast selection of historic prints, views and photography.
Company: Olde Yankee Map and Photo Shoppe
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Historic Golden, Colorado, c. 1882 (S) Panoramic Map Poster Print Reprint Giclee
This is a museum quality, town view print on premium, archival paper. This medium, along with UV resistant, archival inks, helps to ensure a superior contrast, resolution and vivid-color rendering of the original work.
Original town views have been sold at auction for as high as several thousand dollars. This custom made, authentic reproduction would make an elegant gift or tasteful addition to the home or office.
HISTORY OF THE PANORAMIC MAP
A popular cartographic form used to depict U.S. and Canadian cities and towns during the late 19th and early 20th centuries was the panoramic map. Also known as town views, panoramic maps are not generally drawn to scale. They show street patterns, buildings, and major landscape features in perspective. Preparation of panoramic maps involved a vast amount of painstakingly detailed labor. For each project a frame was developed, showing in perspective the pattern of streets. The artist then walked the streets, sketching buildings, trees, and other features to present a complete landscape as seen from an elevation of 2,000-3,000 feet. These data were then entered on the frame in his workroom. The most successful print publisher in the nineteenth century was Currier and lves. Best remembered for their views of daily life in Victorian America, they also prepared birds-eye views of New York City, Chicago, Boston, San Francisco, and Washington. Famous panoramic artists included Albert Ruger, Thaddeus Fowler, and the brothers, O.H and H.H Bailey. Surviving panoramic maps are very popular today and command premium prices from map and print dealers. Panoramic maps give a pictorial record of Anglo-Americas cities during the post-Civil War period and for many localities, provide the sole nineteenth-century perspective of the community. (Source: Library of Congress).
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Title: Golden, Colorado, c. 1882, Unframed Print, Print: 8.5x11 (Approx.), Only premiere quality framing materials used. Save 50% off of local frame stores., Choose from a vast selection of historic prints, views, and photos.
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Historic Salida, Colorado, c. 1882 (S) Panoramic Map Poster Print Reprint Giclee
This is a museum quality, town view print on premium, archival paper. This medium, along with UV resistant, archival inks, helps to ensure a superior contrast, resolution and vivid-color rendering of the original work.
Original town views have been sold at auction for as high as several thousand dollars. This custom made, authentic reproduction would make an elegant gift or tasteful addition to the home or office.
HISTORY OF THE PANORAMIC MAP
A popular cartographic form used to depict U.S. and Canadian cities and towns during the late 19th and early 20th centuries was the panoramic map. Also known as town views, panoramic maps are not generally drawn to scale. They show street patterns, buildings, and major landscape features in perspective. Preparation of panoramic maps involved a vast amount of painstakingly detailed labor. For each project a frame was developed, showing in perspective the pattern of streets. The artist then walked the streets, sketching buildings, trees, and other features to present a complete landscape as seen from an elevation of 2,000-3,000 feet. These data were then entered on the frame in his workroom. The most successful print publisher in the nineteenth century was Currier and lves. Best remembered for their views of daily life in Victorian America, they also prepared birds-eye views of New York City, Chicago, Boston, San Francisco, and Washington. Famous panoramic artists included Albert Ruger, Thaddeus Fowler, and the brothers, O.H and H.H Bailey. Surviving panoramic maps are very popular today and command premium prices from map and print dealers. Panoramic maps give a pictorial record of Anglo-Americas cities during the post-Civil War period and for many localities, provide the sole nineteenth-century perspective of the community. (Source: Library of Congress).
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Title: Salida, Colorado, c. 1882, Unframed Print, Print: 8.5x11 (Approx.), Only premiere quality framing materials used. Save 50% off of local frame stores., Choose from a vast selection of historic prints, views, and photos.
Company: Olde Yankee Map and Photo Shoppe
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Live at the Altona Grange
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Coal Creek Bluegrass Band
Audio CD:
Live
Company: Coal Creek Bluegrass Band
(2004-06-15)
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Historic Organs of Colorado
Audio CD:
Box set
Company: Organ Hist. Society
(2001-06-26)
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Colorado's Historic Carousels
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The Uintah Railway
The Uintah Railway was a 75 mile railroad that operated from 1904 to 1939. It ran in northwestern Colorado from Mack, Colorado to Watson, Utah. Featuring the original film footage of the new 3 foot narrow gauge articulated locomotives in 1926 on the 7.5% grades of Baxter Pass. Our video combines the historic motion picture film from the Lucian Sprague family and the Colorado Railroad Museum archives with vintage photographs from the collections of several avid Uintah Railway enthusiasts. Modelers, historians, and photographers will all want to add this video of one of Colorado's most unique narrow gauge railroads to their collections.
VHS Tape:
Black & White, Color, Special Edition, NTSC, Full Screen
Company: Rocky Mountain Railroad Club
(2000)
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Historic Travel US Wild West Nature's Untamed Wilderness
Chiseled and honed over centuries by the untiring waters of the Colorado River, the Grand Canyon is rivaled by few other natural phenomena for its grandeur and majesty. Stretching for hundreds of miles across the southwestern part of the Colorado plateau, the Colorado River meanders through a maze of astounding natural sculptures-amphitheaters, amazing tributary canyons, plateaus and mesas. Spectacular 2000 meter vertical drops from the tops of the plateaus to the riverbed greet astounded visitors, while the subtle hues of layered granite cast an undeniable magic spell. The films on this fascinating 2-DVD set from a2zcds carry unforgettable footage of this natural wonder along with that of other equally alluring places in the Wild West.
DVD:
Black & White, Collector's Edition, Color, DVD-Video, Flash, Full length, Full Screen, Original recording remastered, Restored, NTSC
Company: TravelVideoStore.com
(2005-04-14)
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Historic Panoramic Maps of Colorado on CD
26 Maps
1. Aspen 1893
2. Black Hawk 1882
3. Buena Vista 1882
4. Canon City 1882
5. Central City (Imaginary place) 1887
6. Colorado Springs / Colorado City / Manitou Springs 1882
7. Colorado Springs 1890
8. Colorado Springs 1909
9. Cripple Creek 1895
10. Cripple Creek 1896
11. Denver 1881
12. Denver 1887
13. Denver 1889
14. Denver 1907
15. Denver[1908] c1907
16. Fort Collins 1865
17. Fort Collins 1899
18. Golden 1882
19. Greeley 1882
20. Gunnison 1882
21. Leadville 1879
22. Leadville 1882
23. Maysville 1882
24. Pueblo 1890
25. Salida 1882
26. Trinidad 1882
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Ghost Towns of Colorado (Pictorial Discovery Guide)
Get ready for adventure as Philip Varney and John Drew take you on a tour of Colorado’s most fascinating historic mining camps and ghost towns. Ghost Towns of Colorado provides comprehensive information on more than 90 towns and sites from Cripple Creek to Leadville; from Silverton to Georgetown and Crested Butte to help you discover this engaging region for yourself. If you’re an armchair visitor, you’ll appreciate the rich color photos and descriptive text that bring the region to life; if you’re an actual visitor you’ll appreciate the directions and the many maps that make traveling the area a breeze. Chapters are arranged geographically by regions, and Varney provides precise directions and mileage to sites, plus information on what roads can be reached via car, truck, or 4-wheel drive. Philip Varney is also the author of Ghost Towns of Northern California. He has written books on ghost towns in Arizona and in Southern California. Photographer John Drew, along with his wife Susan, teamed up with Varney for Ghost Towns of Northern California. He has photographed ghost towns throughout the West.
Author: Philip Varney
Paperback:
160 pages
Company: Voyageur Press
(1999-07-17)
ISBN: 0896584186
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Colorado Historical Society
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Colorado Historic Newspapers Collection
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Colorado Historic Sites - Colorado Travel Guide, Vacation Planning ...
Plan your Colorado vacation online and learn about visiting historic Colorado sites. ... Denver Botanic Gardens. Denver Botanic Gardens is considered one of the top botanical ... (
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Colorado Historic Districts - Colorado Travel Guide, Vacation Planning ...
Plan your Colorado vacation online to learn about Colorado historic districts. ... Architecture & Historic Districts . If you want to see how Colorado has developed over the years ... (
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Colorado Historical Foundation
Colorado Historical Foundation ... Economic Benefits Study: The long-awaited study of the Economic Benefits of Historic Preservation in Colorado is now in print! (
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Historic Morrison, Colorado, USA
Morrison, Colorado, is a historic foothills town founded in the 1860s. ... Welcome to online history access for Morrison, Colorado, USA. Use the menu to the left for direct access ... (
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Historic Georgetown, Inc. - Historic Preservation Colorado
Historic preservation group in Georgetown, Colorado, including Hamill House Museum and four other historic houses, other historic properties and open lands in the Rocky Mountains. (
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Historic Arthur House Colorado Victorian Fort Collins Historic ...
1882 Queen Anne Victorian historic building for sale. ... Historic James B. Arthur House. Original Porch Gets New Rails Spring, 2007 (
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Colorado Scenic Byways Main Menu
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Historic Pines Ranch - Home Page
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Resolved Question: Haunted sites in Denver, Colorado?
I am going to be going to Colorado sometime this year- I want to know, are there any historic sites there that I should check out, specifically places that are supposedly haunted? Thanks!
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Resolved Question: Which of these holidays appeals to you most?
1. Traveling around Europe in a campervan (RV)
2. Backpacking around India and Cambodia
3. Getting around North America by bus services
4. Camping in Cornwall, North England or Scotland.
5. A shopping/cultural weekend in London, Paris, Rome or Barcelona
6. A druggy weekend in Amsterdam
7. an all day festival pass to Burning Man or Glastonbury
8. a weekend sightseeing in Bruxelles, Bruge, Cologne, Lucerne, or Berne, eating belgian or swiss chocolate and waffles, or german frankfurters
9. skiing in norway, switzerland, france, andorrah or austria
10. kayaking down the colorado or ganges
11. Partying in New Orleans or Rio di Janeiro or Goa
12. Snorkelling in the great barrier reek, the maldives, florida keys, the carribean or cage with great whites off east coast africa,
13. a beach holiday lazing around in Antigua, Jamaica, Florida, California, Kerala, Goa, the maldives, Australia or spain
14. a cultural coach trip around Italy, seeing the sites of Rome, Pompeii, Florence, Pisa, Venice
15. an 'alternative' walking tour of europe, checking out eastern european countries of austria, slovenia, czech republic and croatia
16. dog sledding, skiing and hiking around the arctic circle in northern norway, finland, or greenland.
17. safari by jeep, bush walk, boat or hot air balloon in Kenya, India, Australian outback
18. Caravanning around England and Wales
19. a dangerous trekking holiday into the rainforests of the Amazon, Peru, Rwanda, India, or the south sea island
20. historic venture into greek or egyptian past-egypts pyramids and tombs of Athen's old sights in Greece
21. A cruise around the Indian ocean, Greek islands or Mediterranean
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Resolved Question: what is wrong with McCain picking Sarah Palin?
please tell me why its historic when the den's have a woman to vote for yet when McCain does it it disrespectful to woman? Think about it if us republicans where so disrespectful to woman would we really have so many of them out there? let me name a few
Susan Collins - Maine
Elizabeth Dole - North Carolina
Kay Bailey Hutchison - Texas
Lisa Murkowski - Alaska
Olympia Snowe - Maine
U.S. CONGRESS
Michele Bachmann - Minnesota
Judy Biggert - Illinois
Marsha Blackburn - Tennessee
Mary Bono - California
Ginny Brown-Waite - Florida
Shelley Moore Capito - West Virginia
Barbara Cubin - Wyoming
Thelma Drake - Virginia
Jo Ann Emerson - Missouri
Mary Fallin - Oklahoma
Virginia Foxx - North Carolina
Kay Granger - Texas
Candice Miller - Michigan
Marilyn Musgrave - Colorado
Sue Myrick - North Carolina
Deborah Pryce - Ohio
Cathy McMorris Rodgers - Washington
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen - Florida
Jean Schmidt - Ohio
Heather Wilson - New Mexico
GOVERNOR
Linda Lingle - Hawaii
Sarah Palin - Alaska
M. Jodi Rell - Connecticut
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Carol Molnau - Minnesota
Becky Skillman - Indiana
SECRETARY OF STATE
Jan Brewer - Arizona
Beth Chapman - Alabama
Karen Handel - Georgia
Betty Ireland - West Virginia
Terri Lynn Land - Michigan
STATE TREASURER
Kay Ivey - Alabama
Lynn Jenkins - Kansas
Kelly Schmidt - North Dakota
Sarah Steelman - Missouri
STATE AUDITOR
Rita Meyer - Wyoming
Samantha Shaw - Alabama
Mary Taylor - Ohio
STATE COMPTROLLER
Susan Combs - Texas
Donna M. Jones - Idaho
CHIEF STATE EDUCATION OFFICIAL
Kathy Cox - Georgia
Suellen K. Reed - Indiana
COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE
Sandy Praeger - Kansas
COMMISSIONER OF LABOR
Cherie Berry - North Carolina
CORPORATION COMMISSIONER
Kristin Mayes - Arizona
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER
Angela Elizabeth Speir - Georgia
Susan E. Wefald - North Dakota
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
Elizabeth A. Jones - Texas
2004
President George W. Bush appoints Dr. Condoleezza Rice to serve as U.S. Secretary of State, making her the first African-American woman nominated to that position.
2nd he picked her because she votes pro life she cut property tax's in alaska she gave oil company revenue to the people of alaska she wants to dill supports the war and the right to bear arms she also fought corruption in big oil and she has the same values as McCain and is 100% Republican that is why he picked her people!
3rd I think she scares the hell out of you dem's lol
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Resolved Question: So the Headquarters for the OLYMPICS is going to be moved from Colorado Springs, its Historic HOME to Denver.?
Did anyone tell you that Everything from rent for familie's participants, and All Public Arenas Contructed WILL COST APPROXIMATELY TWICE??? Also many sports will be training at a lower elevation (Colorado Springs is much higher, and Much closer to the Mountains) and may cause needless LOSSES! It will be a WATE OF YPUR MONETARY CONTRIBUTION!!!!!!
JOIN THE PROTEST!!!!!
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Resolved Question: Recommendations??
Seems like my husband has decided to want to vaca in Chicago instead of Colorado. So with that being said...Can anyone recommend a historic, preferably HAUNTED hotel in Chicago?? Thanks!
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Resolved Question: Estes Park, Colorado HELP?
Besides The Stanley Hotel...what other HISTORIC hotels are there in Estes Park that are recommended? Our budget is pretty open. We would LOVE to stay in a HAUNTED hotel, but historic will do. Thanks in advance!
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Resolved Question: lOOKING FOR OTHER ARTIST FRIENDLY, HISTORIC SMALL TOWNS TO RELOCATE...?
My girlfriend and I currently live in Manitou Springs, CO which is a beautifull and unique mountain town. The problem is all of the negitive growth and wealth that brought the generic condos and is destroying the integrity of the city. Anyone know of other historic artist friendly towns that seem to be less vulnarable to this type of change? We've been looking around colorado as well as Eureka Springs, AR and Port Townsend, WA although we do not plan on moving to th West Coast. Any Ideas would be helpfull.
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Resolved Question: Winnipeg vs Wexford vs Fort Collins?
I'm currently living in Manitoba, but in the near future i have some chances (1 in a million, but still) to get some opportunity to move either Colorado (Fort Collins) or Wexford County, Ireland. Which is the best place of all 3? I'm european, i like historic towns (Ireland then it's the best for it) but also nature (probably the best of 3 is still in Manitoba) and open, warm, fun people (which are hard to find in Manitoba), and crowded streets. I also love ocean and mountains.
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Resolved Question: Would anyone be interested in investing in a historic property?
Last year I purchased a historic property here in south eastern Colorado which inludes 3 homes on almost 2 acres. Due to a tenant trashing one of the homes, and the subsequent $4000.00 I had to put out to repair it, I now have the bank starting foreclosure proceedings. The repairs wiped out all my savings, and I would be very interested in any potential solutions that would allow me to keep my property. Any ideas?
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Resolved Question: Your thoughts on the Denver Post?
There are a lot of mixed feelings about this article from the Denver Post. What are your thoughts?
Denver Post:
This text is from a county emergency manager out in the central part of Colorado after todays snowstorm. (31 Dec 2006)
WEATHER BULLETIN
Up here, in the Northern Plains, we just recovered from a Historic event--- may I even say a "Weather Event" of "Biblical Proportions" --- with a historic blizzard of up to 44" inches of snow and winds to 90 MPH that broke trees in half, knocked down utility poles, stranded hundreds of motorists in lethal snow banks, closed ALL roads, isolated scores of communities and cut power to 10's of thousands.
FYI: (For Your Info)
George Bush did not come.
FEMA did nothing.
No one howled for the government.
No one blamed the government.
No one even uttered an expletive on TV
Jesse Jackson or Al Sharpton did not visit.
Our Mayor did not blame Bush or anyone else.
Our Governor did not blame Bush or anyone else, either.
CNN, ABC, CBS, FOX or NBC did not visit - or report on this
category 5 snowstorm.
Nobody demanded $2,000 debit cards.
No one asked for a FEMA Trailer House.
No one looted.
Nobody - I mean Nobody demanded the government do something.
Nobody expected the government to do anything, either.
No Larry King, No Bill O'Rielly, No Oprah, No Chris Mathews and No Geraldo Rivera.
No Shaun Penn, No Barbara Striesand, No Hollywood types to be found.
Nope, we just melted the snow for water.
Sent out caravans of SUV's to pluck people out of snow engulfed cars.
The truck drivers pulled people out of snow banks and didn't ask for a penny.
Local restaurants made food and the police and fire departments delivered it to the snowbound families.
Families took in the stranded people - total strangers.
We fired up wood stoves, broke out coal oil lanterns or Coleman lanterns.
We put on extra layers of clothes because up here it is "Work or Die"
We did not wait for some affirmative action government to get us out of a mess created by being immobilized by a welfare program that trades votes for 'sittin at home' checks.
Even though a Category "5" blizzard of this scale has never fallen this early, we know it can happen and how to deal with it
ourselves.
"In my many travels, I have noticed that once one gets north of about 48 degrees North Latitude, 90% of the world's social problems evaporate."
It does seem that way, at least to me.
I hope this gets passed on.
Maybe SOME people will get the message.
The world does not owe you a living.
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