Chronicles of Douglas County, Colorado

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  • Chronicles of Douglas County, Colorado Book Detail

  • Author : Castle Rock Writers
  • Release Date : 2014-07-29
  • Publisher : Arcadia Publishing
  • Genre : Photography
  • Pages : 215
  • ISBN 13 : 1625846371
  • File Size : 17,17 MB
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Chronicles of Douglas County, Colorado by Castle Rock Writers PDF Summary

Book Description: It's hard to imagine that Douglas County's breathtaking vistas--now occupied by expanding suburbs and quiet, open spaces--were once the home to dinosaur herds and, later on, nomadic Indian tribes. The nation's second gold rush brought those seeking great fortunes to central Colorado, but it was the untapped potential of the area and a dream of taming the land that appealed most to early settlers of Douglas County. Pioneers like General Bela Hughes and John D. Perry (whose agreement led to the railroad connection across Kansas to Denver) and Martin Henry Goddard (who, along with his wife, Nellie, ran the Rhode Island Hotel) were among the first of many settlers to establish roots here. Join the Castle Rock Writers for a journey through the history of this land and the diverse legacy left behind by those who made it their home.

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