Posts about areas Nearby Wetmore
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Bassick Mine is Dedicated by E Clampus Vitus
On June 25, 2019, WHG&HS members Margaret Stiles Storm, Vivienne Wachholtz, and Anne Hayward attended the dedication of the Bassick
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Beulah: Discovering Beulah’s Burgeoning Businesses
An interesting read by the Pueblo Star Journal, published on April 8, 2026: Discovering Beulah’s Burgeoning Business
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Bishop Castle
Learn about Bishop Castle HERE
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Cañon City: 4th Street Bridge
The 4th Street Bridge located at 4th Street and Centennial Park, Canon City. “The oldest bridge still crossing the Arkansas
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Cañon City: Augusta Macon’s Well
This is from a post shared on our Facebook page, February 6, 2026
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Cañon City: Garden Park School, Cañon City
Garden Park School outside of Canon City, CO. In use 1895-1961, and listed on the State Register of Historic Properties,
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Cañon City: Greenwood Cemetery
Greenwood Cemetery is Cañon City’s oldest cemetery. Learn more about Greenwood Cemetery HERE A Concise Listing and History of the
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Cañon City: Hotel St. Cloud
The Hotel St. Cloud in Cañon City, Colorado, is a historic frontier-era hotel originally built in 1879 in Silver Cliff, Colorado. When
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Cañon City: Prospect Heights Jail
Prospect Heights Jail, photo taken by Deeg Deegers. From the County Historical Society: Town of Prospect Heights, previously a Slavic
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Cañon City: Skyline Drive, Written by Mike Robinson-Johnson
This article and photos were posted on Mike Robinson-Johnson’s Facebook page on November 20, 2025. Thank you Mike for sharing
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Cañon City: Standard Oil Service Station
This article was written by Mike Robinson-Johnson and shared on his Facebook page November 5, 2025 Canon City’s Standard Oil
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Cañon City: Territorial Prison Farming, Written by Mike Robinson-Johnson
This article was written by Mike Robinson-Johnson and was shared on his Facebook page on November 16, 2015. Before becoming
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Cañon City: Then and Now
A Collection of Photos in No Particular Order Here’s another then and now photograph. This one is of downtown Canon
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Cañon City: Tunnel Drive
History of Tunnel Drive, written by Mike Robinson-Johnson and shared on his Facebook page November 13, 2025 From an Ill-fated
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Florence in the 1930’s
What a great photo shared on our Facebook page, November 6, 2023, by Gail Vigil.
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Florence: San Juan Bautista Cemetery
In the early 1900s, San Juan Bautista Cemetery was established southeast of Florence, Colorado, as a burial place for Mexican Catholics in
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Florence: Then and Now
A Collection of Photos in No Particular Order Denver Public Library Digital CollectionCall NumberMCC-1892TitleStreet scene, Florence, Colo.CreatorMcClure, Louis Charles, 1867-1957Date[1903
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Fremont County: Chandler by Mike Robinson-Johnson
This is an article written by Mike Robinson-Johnson and shared on his Facebook page on February 16, 2025 “Don’t go
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Fremont County: Ice in Fremont County
From the Royal Gorge Regnional Museum and History Center: With the cold weather we’ve had recently, we’ve certainly had our
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Fremont County: Moshcetti and Florence American Legions, Written by Mike Robinson-Johnson
This article was written by Mike Robinson-Johnson and was shared on his Facebook page December 10, 2025. The Moschetti Store
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Fremont County: Oil in Fremont County
The Story of Oil in Fremont County Written and photos by Mike Johnson-Robinson and shared with his permission The oil
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History of Fawn Hollow Mine and Fawn Hollow Tavern
Written and photos by Mike Robinson-Johnson and shared with his permission Upon further request here’s a more detailed write up
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Huerfano Butte
The Huerfano Butte was documented as early as 1818. Spanish Traders and Native Americans used the Butte as a landmark
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Ludlow Massacre, 1914
The United Mine Workers of America built this monument in 1918 and the “death pit” shortly thereafter in order to
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Phantom Canyon
What’s left of Adelaide, Colorado. This is cistern is one of the very few things that survived the floods of
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Pueblo: Central High School
Central High School Historical Overview, written by Dave Walker and shared on the Pueblo Colorado…Are You From there, Back in
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Pueblo: Mesa Drive In Theater
Did you know that the Mesa Drive In Theater is the 2nd oldest in Colorado? The Mesa Drive In Theater
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Pueblo: Pueblo Chieftain
The Pueblo Chieftain was indeed a critical business engine for southern Colorado, operating far beyond a typical local news outlet.
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Pueblo: Pueblo Chile
Grown in the fertile soil of the Arkansas River Valley in southeastern Colorado, Pueblo Chile is a unique variety of
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Pueblo: Pueblo Levee Mural Project
Pueblo Levee Mural Project became “The Largest Outdoor Mural Gallery in the World” in the Guinness World Book of
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Pueblo: Pueblo Railway Museum
Visit the Pueblo Railway Museum HERE
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Pueblo: Roselawn Cemetery
Roselawn Funeral Home Cemetery & Crematory is located on the eastern edge of the community. Sitting on a 150-acre parcel
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Pueblo: Steelworks Center of the West
The museum features exhibits related to all facets of CF&I and related industries’ impacts on the American West. Visit the
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Pueblo: The Historic Arkansas Riverwalk of Pueblo
The Historic Arkansas Riverwalk of Pueblo (HARP) is a 32-acre urban waterfront experience open to the Public daily. The Riverwalk
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Pueblo: Then and Now
The City of Pueblo has a long and colorful history dating back to 1842, when it was called Fort Pueblo.
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Pueblo: Underground Tunnels and Speakeasies by Keith Guerrero
In the early 1900s, Pueblo, Colorado—often called “Little Chicago”—featured a complex hidden world of underground tunnels and speakeasies. This subterranean
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Pueblo: Union Station
Here are three historic facts about the depot that highlight its dramatic past: The Vanishing Tower Height: When the depot
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Pueblo: Vail Hotel by Keith Guerrero
The Vail Hotel in Pueblo, Colorado, was named after John E. Vail (sometimes cited as John F. Vail), a prominent
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Rockvale History Written by Mike Robinson-Johnson
This article and photos were posted on Mike Robinson-Johnson’s Facebook page on November 25, 2025. Thank you Mike for sharing
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Royal Gorge Bridge and Park
View HERE For More Info on the Royal Gorge Bridge and Park A Collection of Photos in No Particular Order
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Royal Gorge Railroad Wars
Read More About the Royal Gorge Railroad Wars HERE From Royal Gorge Region: Fighting along America’s burgeoning railroad companies was
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Royal Gorge Railroad Wars: Doc Holliday, Bat Masterson, War over Train Tracks, Written by Mike Robinson-Johnson
This article was published on Mike Robinson-Johnson’s Facebook page on December 4, 2025 Doc Holliday, Bat Masterson, and a War
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Royal Gorge Scenic Railway at Buckskin Joe
Photo shared by Christopher Jenkins on the Growing Up in Canon City, Florence… FB page May 16, 2022“The Royal Gorge
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S Wetmore Dr and E Hahns Peak Ave, Pueblo West
Did you know there is a S Wetmore Drive in Pueblo West? We discovered this intersection yesterday as we were
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San Isabel National Forest
On April 11, 1902, President Theodore Roosevelt signed Proclamation 467, officially creating the San Isabel Forest Reserve. This early conservation
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Silver Cliff: Then and Now
Read about the History of Silver Cliff HERE Visit the Silver Cliff Museum HERE A Collection of Photos in No
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Trinidad: Fact or Fiction: Did Al Capone use Tunnels in Trinidad
Did Al Capone Use Tunnels in Trinidad, Colorado, to Move Alcohol During the Prohibition Years? During Prohibition in the 1920s
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Trinidad: Felipe Baca
Did you know? On March 20, 1849, Felipe Baca and his wife Dolores were married in the Roman Catholic church
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Trinidad: Santa Fe Trail
The Santa Fe Trail was a 19th-century route between Missouri and Santa Fe, in what was Mexico. The so-called “Mountain
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Trinidad: Sopris Mine
On March 24th, 1922, seventeen mine workers were killed in an explosion at the Sopris mine near Trinidad. Just as
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Trinidad: Then and Now
To learn more about Trinidad, visit HERE Visit Trinidad History Museum A Collection of Photos in no Particular Order Panoramic
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Westcliffe: Beckwith Ranch
The Beckwith Ranch is a historic cattle ranch in the Wet Mountain Valley of Custer County, Colorado. The headquarters spread
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Westcliffe: Hope Lutheran Church
The Hope Lutheran Church is a historic church at 310 S. 3rd Street in Westcliffe, Colorado. The building was designed
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Westcliffe: Then and Now
You can read Westcliffe History HERE A Collection of Photos in No Particular Order History of Westcliffe Westcliffe, Colorado, incorporated
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What’s the Oldest Photo of Colorado?
Posted by History Colorado on September 25, 2025 What’s the oldest photo of Colorado? It was a curious question that
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