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On December 20, 2011 People's Press posted
Just announced!
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DENVER — The Denver Museum of Nature & Science and Aspen-based People’s Press are publishing a first-person account of several historic Ice Ag (read more) |
On December 14, 2011 People's Press posted
Gonzo alive in Aspen ...
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Thomas W. Benton: Artist / Activist. click to buy.Since the 1960’s Aspen has been a liberal stronghold in the State of Colorado. As the County Seat for rural Pitkin County, Aspen became a political hotbed. The traditional ranchers vs. the liberal newcomers. Aspen with its natural beauty, mounta… |
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Aspen the Quiet Years
Authors: Kathy Daily and Gaylord Guenin
Here is a tale of ghost towns, mines, a failed economy, and people struggling to survive in Aspen between the prospecting of the 1880s and the prosperity of the late 1940s and beyond. The history of the “Quiet Years” is told through recollections of those who lived in that era, historic photos, and the stories and events preceding the Aspen boom.
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