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In the years leading up to Colorado statehood, nearly all of the territory’s western half still belonged to the Ute people, who had inhabited the northern Colorado Plateau for centuries.
Its first university was founded in 1864, three years after the Colorado Territory — with largely the same boundaries as today’s state — was formed. And its gold rush began in 1858, while what would ...
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado — Crowds flocked to Old Colorado City again Sunday as the 47th Annual Territory Days continued. The three-day event celebrates Old Colorado City's history as the territorial ...
Twenty miles east down a dirt road from Pueblo, along two miles of the Huerfano River, Joseph Doyle carved an existence out of nothing in 1859. What began as 1,200 acres of arid land below the Spanish ...
Chase Woodruff, Colorado Newsline February 6, 2026 A welcome respite from freezing winter temperatures came to the northern ...
An 1876 illustration shows the nomination of Rutherford B. Hayes at the Republican National Convention in Cincinnati. Anxieties over Republicans' electoral fortunes and the future of Reconstruction ...
Local Black businessmen organized in 1865 after learning about the language proposed for a Colorado constitution. They ...
August first is Colorado Day--the day that Colorado became the 38th State. Colorado's path to statehood is the story how a radically free and independent people have exercised their sovereign right of ...
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