Rocky Mountain Horticulture. How to Have Good Gardens in the Sunshine States: George Kelly's New Garden Book [Paperback]

Rocky Mountain Horticulture. How to Have Good Gardens in the Sunshine States: George Kelly's New Garden Book

Science & Math

George W. Kelly

Agricultural Sciences

Pruett Publishing Company

Includes large foldout map of the Breckenridge area. Well-illustrated with archival photographs in black and white. Indexed, with four-page bibliography and notes.

Blasted Beloved Breckenridge

History

Mark Fiester

Americas

Nobody Calls Me Doctor

William E. "Bud" Davis

Literature & Fiction

A Colorado history

For forty years, A Colorado History has provided a comprehensive and accessible panoramic history of the Centennial State. From the arrival of the Paleo-Indians to contemporary times, this enlarged edition leads readers on an extraordinary exploration of a remarkable place.

Ubbelohde, Carl

Duane A. Smith

Maxine Benson

Art for the Exceptional

Alkema, Chester J.

A history of Colorado from earliest times to the present.

Colorado: Crossroads of the West

Matthew T.

Metcalf Fay D. Downey

Children's Books

Traces the history of Colorado's Indians from the early bison hunters and the rise of the Plains culture to the continuing attempts to maintain Indian identity in the American society.

American Indians in Colorado (Colorado Ethnic History Series, No 1)

Hughes, J. Donald

"A real landmark on local history...the first major book that was well-received on any neighborhood in Denver," Tom Noel, University of Colorado history professor. First printed in 1976 by author Ruth Wiberg's family, later released by Pruett Publishing and now published by University Press of Colorado, the book won the 1993 Hubert Humphrey Award for its contributions to historical appreciation and preservation.   It contains b&w illustrations: photos, maps, historic prints. Scrupulously researched and full of descriptions of people, public buildings, trends, fashions and ethnic groups, as well as anecdotes. The book features a rare treasury of Victorian and turn-of-the-century buildings and the people who first came to Northwest Denver. It describes the area's incorporated suburbs of the 1800's, the farms, the early amusement parks, all of which became part of Denver around the turn of the century.

Rediscovering Northwest Denver: Its History, Its People, Its Landmarks

Ruth Eloise Wiberg

A first printing signed by the author in ink under his name on the title page simply and only: "James Neal Primm." A very good lus or a little better copy with no other markings and very light wear in a jacket that is missing a largepiece from the top of the front panelo and chips and other wear - but, enough of it is there to get the idea of what its like.

Lion of the Valley St. Louis, Missouri

Primm, James Neal

Garden of Hope is the inspiring story of one special couple and one special school that made a significant difference in the lives of thousands of mentally retarded youngsters. Joe and Elisabeth Calabrese set out to do what public educators said was impossible - to train the mentally handicapped to make their way in the outside world.

Garden of Hope, Laradon Hall

Farrar, Harry

Kelly, George V.

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