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Sunset Slope; True Epics of Western Colorado

History

Rockwell, Wilson

Americas

Hassell Street Press

Former Colorado Senator Rockwell researched extensively and interviewed many people before writing this authoritative work about Colorado's early residents. The Utes: A Forgotten People has been used as the primary resource for every book on the Utes written since. It includes many photographs as well as most of the major Ute treaties.

The Utes: A Forgotten People

Western Reflections Publishing Co.

Wilson Rockwell presents twenty-two true tales of cowboys, rustlers, politicians, and the often deadly battles of lawmen in Western Colorado during the late 1800's and early 1900's. 
Read How: * Fishing rights led to a fatal feud on Grand Mesa in the 1890's. * Too much party celebrating set off a fierce 1880's battle between Durango and Farmington gangs. * A Telluride bank president's swindle helped save millions for his customers. * A cowboy shot and killed a lad for pulling the cowboy's chair out from under him, launching a massive manhunt for the killer.

Sunset Slope

Western Reflections Pub Co

Uncompahgre Country tell the stories of the towns and the people of the area drained by the Uncompahgre River and its adjacent lands - a vast area that includes 14,000 foot peaks, thick evergreen forests, fertile irrigated valleys and desert wastelands. Rockwell not only describes the land, but the towns and the people who inhabit this colorful area of Western Colorado. Many of the towns are now gone but the author emphasizes not the past but a way of life.

Uncompahgre Country

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Sunset Slope; True Epics of Western Colorado

The Utes: A Forgotten People

Sunset Slope

Uncompahgre Country