Duane A Smith

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21) Mining America: the industry and the environment, 1800-1980

Author

Smith, Duane A

Series

Development of Western resources

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22) San Juan bonanza: western Colorado's mining legacy

Author

Smith, Duane A

Pub. Date

2006

Formats

Book, Local Library Checkout Only

23) Colorado: our colorful state

Author

Smith, Duane A

Pub. Date

c1999

24) Guide to historic Durango & Silverton

Author

Smith, Duane A

Pub. Date

c1988

25) Sacred trust: the birth and development of Fort Lewis College

Author

Smith, Duane A

Pub. Date

c1991

26) Seasons of the narrow gauge: a year in the life of the Durango & Silverton

Author

Smith, Duane A

Pub. Date

c2011

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"Though the mining boom has passed, the railroad endures. riders board the train filled with a sense of adventure and excitement much like their predecesoors first did 129 years ago..."--P. [4] of cover.

27) A brief history of Silverton

Author

Smith, Duane A

Pub. Date

2004.

28) They came to play: A photographic history of Colorado baseball

Author

Smith, Duane A

Pub. Date

c1997

29) Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge: a quick history

Author

Smith, Duane A

Pub. Date

c1998

30) The substance & the shadow: capturing the spirit of southwestern Colorado : a pictorial history, 1880s-1920s

Author

Smith, Duane A

Pub. Date

c2000

31) Durango and Silverton narrow gauge

Author

Smith, Duane A

Pub. Date

19uu

32) Durango diary II: 1890s - 1945

Author

Smith, Duane A

Pub. Date

c2007

33) When coal was king: a history of Crested Butte, Colorado, 1880-1952

Author

Smith, Duane A

Pub. Date

c1984

34) Here and gone: Colorado's industrial past

Author

Smith, Duane A

Pub. Date

2011

35) Secure the shadow: Lachlan McLean, Colorado mining photographer

Author

Smith, Duane A

Pub. Date

c1980

36) Mesa Verde occasional papers

Author

Smith, Duane A

Pub. Date

c1981

37) A time for peace: Fort Lewis, Colorado, 1878-1891

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Smith, Duane A

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A chronicle of southwest's Colorado's Fort Lewis, belies the Western myth of soldiers riding out from isolated posts to rescue wagon trains and protect pioneer towns.