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History

Broden’s Ski Area: Many Remember Wooden Skis, A Rope Tow and a Hut at This “Lost” Ski Hill

April 14, 2020 Jenny Paulson 0

Story by Jenny Paulson – Long time Pueblo area locals remember going skiing “in the day” at a nearby ski hill they called “Brodens,” as […]

History of Pueblo West and of Swallows – Now a Ghost Town Submerged by the Reservoir

April 12, 2020 Jenny Paulson 0

If you hike in Pueblo West near the Pueblo Reservoir you might come across a site marker for Swallows, which many believe was named after […]

“Le Quartier Des Indiens A Pueblo” or in English “Pueblo, Colorado Indian Neighborhood”

March 30, 2020 Jenny Paulson 0

Albert Tissandier’s journey across the United States took him to Pueblo, Colorado and the surrounding area. A study of the Indian quarters, this drawing by […]

The 1918 Flu Pandemic: Officials Say Lessons From History Are Reasons For Today’s Extreme Stay At Home Orders

March 29, 2020 Jenny Paulson 0

Story by Jenny Paulson – If history speaks of experience, officials have learned from studying the pandemic of influenza in 1918, which like our 2019-2020 […]

Pueblo’s Mineral Palace: The Rise and Fall of the Then Largest Domed Structure in the World

July 7, 2019 Jenny Paulson 0

Story by History Colorado – This early July in history in 1899, Mineral Palace in Pueblo opened. Pueblo boasted three smelters and an extensive steel […]

PASS KEY RESTAURANT: A PUEBLO ICON STILL OWNED BY THE PAGANO FAMILY THAT BOASTS THE BEST ITALIAN SANDWICHES IN THE WORLD

July 4, 2019 Jenny Paulson 0

Story by Jenny Paulson – Pass Key Restaurants have a rich and lengthy history in Pueblo, and are still locally owned and operated by the […]

DAVID A. SANDOVAL BOOK: SPANISH/MEXICAN LEGACY OF LATINOS IN PUEBLO COUNTY

July 4, 2019 Jenny Paulson 0

By Jenny Paulson – If you want to learn more about the history of Pueblo, the book “Spanish/Mexican Legacy of Latinos in Pueblo County,” written […]

HIGHLY ACCLAIMED BOOKS ON CHURCHILL WRITTEN BY PUEBLO AUTHOR JAMES HUMES

July 4, 2019 Jenny Paulson 0

Pueblo resident James C. Humes is a former presidential speechwriter who worked for Ronald Reagan, George H. W. Bush, Gerald Ford, and Dwight Eisenhower. Before […]

JOE “AWFUL” COFFEE: A FAMOUS COLORADO BOXER AND RESTAURANTEUR WITH ROOTS IN PUEBLO

July 1, 2019 Jenny Paulson 0

Joseph Rutofsky, born in Russia in 1905, moved with his family to Pueblo at the age of twelve, where he learned how to box on […]

CHILE PEPPERS AND IDENTITY CONSTRUCTION IN PUEBLO: PART I OF A SERIES – PUEBLO 1842-1859: THE CHILE AS SYMBOL OF CIVILIZATION

July 1, 2019 Jenny Paulson 0

This article is the first in a series about how Pueblo has incorporated the chile pepper as its official symbol that has become part of […]

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