Investigators pose in front of Sutton’s partially visible sedan, still hidden by underbrush. Photo courtesy of ATF Historic Archives. by Linda Wommack On the
The Murders of Deputies Green and Kelly C 2018 by Jan MacKell Collins On July 30, 1897, the Fort Morgan Times published information regarding a
The 1873 Springfield Trapdoor was the first standard issue breech-loading rifle adopted by the United States Army. Although it was adopted in 1873, the history
by Kathy McQueary and Jean Di Lisio Robert L. Campbell, a commercial photographer, amassed a large collection of dry plate glass and film nitrate negatives
A new adventure has landed in Southern Colorado and all you need is a smart-phone to enjoy it. Spanish Peaks Country is a land rich
by: Bob Silva Cards and guns during the 1800s in North America was an everyday occurrence. Everywhere one turned someone would be shuffling, dealing cards,
by Victoria Wilcox The name Doc Holliday conjures images of gambling halls and gunfights and a legendary showdown between cowboys and lawmen on a dusty
by Linda Wommack “John ‘Doc’ Holliday [is] one of the most noted desperadoes in the West. In comparison, Billy the Kid, or any other of
by Linda Wommack Many changes have come over the years since Las Animas County was created. During one of those changes proof of ancient
by Susan Adair Harris Upon meeting a couple of friends on a guided tour of the Cokedale Mining Museum, I expected to learn local history
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