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In February 1892, Colorado Gov. John Routt faced a hostile crowd of miners and prospectors in Creede, Colo., people upset that the State Land Board claimed land on the valley

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Theresa Nichols Schuster, author of Brittle Silver, a time travel novel set in Granite and Philipsburg, Montana during the 1893 Great Silver Panic, will

Aurora is the third-largest city in the state of Colorado, United States, a significant suburb of Denver, and a general gateway to the Rocky Mountains.

According to the most recent polling data, the American public’s approval of Congress stands at a dismal 21 percent. Almost...

The US Civil War (1861-65) produced a disastrous hyperinflation in the Confederacy and considerable currency depreciation in the North as well. A decade after Appomattox, little legislative progress had been made. But in January 1875, Congress and President Grant took action.

New book chronicles tales of New Mexico ghost towns