Recipes collected from pioneer Colorado families, with notes on the origins and settlement of the families., collected by the volunteers of the State Historical Society of Colorado., Recipes collected from pioneer Colorado families, with notes on the origins and settlement of the families., Names of recipe contributors: [Recipes from Las Animas and Lamar] Mrs. Kit Carson -- Elsie Henry Christy -- Amanda Hite Shoemaker -- Mabel L. Shoemaker Smith -- Amy Prowers (Cheyenne Princess Amache) -- Mattie Swink Lamon -- [Recipes from Denver and Golden] Kendrick Family -- Ella Powell Stearns -- Jennie Sarah Clark Smith -- Chamberlain Family -- Isabella Canterbury -- Mrs. William A. Pechman -- Louisa Hauck Brohm -- Louisa Smith Block -- Mary A. Tesch -- Lucy Boyer Robinson -- Augusta Hauck Block -- Grace Sears Atwood -- Augustine Vinot Schinner -- Sara Hays McLaughlin -- Anice Orvilla Sarwash -- Edith Parker Low -- Catherine Mundhenk -- Margaret Kouintze Berger -- O.P. Baur -- Alfred and Margaret Ann Tucker -- Mary Jane Paulson Burgess -- [Recipes from Steamboat Springs, Hayden and Meeker] Mr. and Mrs. James Harvey Crawford -- Mrs. C.W. Neiman -- Anna Ralston Shelton -- Mrs. C.C. Aldrich -- John F. Campion Family., [Recipes from the Boulder, Longmont and Fort Collins area] Ernestine Louise Lange Hauck -- Mrs. S.J. Plumb -- Louisa Chase Cheney Buckingham -- Nancy Phoebe Flint Warner -- Mary Fasset Batterson -- Jessie L. Clark -- Helen Tenney Greenamyre -- Leah Stratton McHugh -- Mary Louisa Greub Zweck -- Frances Lapham Moore -- Mary Myatt Duncan -- Alice Edson Topliff Williams -- [Recipes from the Colorado Springs and Pueblo area] Louise Allebrand Hoag -- Lydia Sutton Evans -- Mrs. Alonzo Frizzell -- Dr. Esther Bathsheba Winslow Holmes -- Turnbull Family -- Giddings Family -- Frances Bowlby Biggs -- Mrs. J. Arthur Connell -- Mrs. Charles Leaming -- [Recipes from Delta, Durango and Silverton] Myra Dorsett Wright -- Nellie Platt Jenkins Craig -- Thomas Rockwood Family -- Julia Du Bernell -- [Recipes from Central City, Black Hawk and Georgetown] Louisa Barker Phennah -- Mary Johnson -- Mrs. James Reilly -- Bancroft Family -- Maria Donovan Loughran -- Cora Kneisel Anderson -- Parker Family -- Helen Sawyer Josselyn -- Bowman Family., [Recipes from Gunnison and Crested Butte] Louisa Prectel Miller -- Mary Jeanette Axtell -- Anna May Sowles Metzler -- Mary Beitler -- Elizabeth Patterson Shaw -- Annie Haigler -- Alonzo Hartman -- Ella Zugelder -- [Recipes from the Wray and Kiowa area] Jennie Wellman Grigsby -- Lewis Mosconi Family -- Katherine Heldt Weiss -- [Recipes from Greeley and Weld County] Sena Fingel -- Samuel Nelson -- Harriett Thatcher Burbridge -- Mary Milne Wilson -- Martha Beetham -- Louis Wyatt -- Mrs. Frank J. Peiker -- Christine Hyde -- David Hodgson -- Mary Worsfold Morris -- [Recipes from Leadville] Mrs. H.C. Dimmick -- Mrs. Charles C. Goddard -- Mrs. Katherine Mohar -- [Recipes from the Trinidad area] how the Spanish families lived -- Tafoya and Sanchez Families -- Cordova Family -- Abeyta Family -- Barela Family -- Enrico Mazzulla Family -- [Rough and tumble recipes] Reuben Squire -- Fred W. Roller -- Charity Ann Brown Smith -- Lewis R. Layman -- Alverna Markle Dean -- Rodman Barney Hathaway -- Henry H. Zietz -- Bear facts., Print version record.
This guidance is primarily for public and private residential and community colleges as they plan for the traditional fall school year start; however, all postsecondary institutions should be familiar with the guidance and sections that directly apply to them. This guidance is advisory in nature; its purpose is to provide clarity and recommendations for Colorado postsecondary institutions, taking into account state and local orders in effect as of the date of the issuance of this guidance as well as Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommendations and best practices from national and state organizations., "July 2020.", "COVID-19 planning.", Online resource; title from PDF cover (viewed November 2020)
The purpose of this report is to describe the educational, demographic, and economic trends in Southwestern Colorado., Cover title., "November 2006.", Mode of access: World Wide Web.
A nomination form for Colorado sites to be placed on the National Register of Historic Places., Includes bibliographical references., Print version record.
Developed by teachers, counselors, and administrators with the goal of doing more to bring parents into the process of academic and career learning., PDF title page., "This Career & Academic Planning Guide has been made possible, in part, by funding provided through the following: The Carl D. Perkins Vocational and Technical Education Act of 1998 (Pub. L. 105-220); The School-to-Work Opportunities Act of 1994 (Pub. L. 103-239)"--P. [2]., Includes bibliographical references (p. 1-8 following the 48 unnumbered pages)., Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Fourth in a series of publications from this project, previously published in 2001, 2005 (The economic benefits of historic preservation in Colorado), and 2011 (The economic power of heritage and place). This 2017 publication explores the current and future preservation efforts and rewards of preservation Colorado's historic structures, and its effect on the communities affected -- especially the economic impact. "An essential component to this guide is the project website."--Title page., Clarion Associates of Colorado., "Prepared for Colorado Preservation, Inc., and funded by a History Colorado State Historical Fund grant..", "Consultant Team: Clarion Associates of Colorado, LLC, Denver, Colorado. Principal authors: Matthew Goebel, Charlie Brennan."--Page 62., Print version record.
Of the many processes used to “preserve” an historic building, maintenance is almost always the most effective and least destructive. Although most people recognize this fact, the vast majority of historic preservation efforts focus on saving buildings once they begin to fail, rather than preventing the failure from occurring in the first place. The purpose of this manual is to inform owners about techniques for maintaining existing historic buildings and alert them to common problems of typical building systems., "April 2006.", The City of Steamboat Springs commissioned the architectural firm of Humphries Poli Architects, P.C. of Denver, Colorado to prepare maintenance plans for five historic buildings administered by the City. The resulting maintenance manual and individual building plans are intended to serve as a model for other communities across the state of Colorado. Research for this project was conducted nationwide and examined successful building maintenance programs for both large and small historic buildings. Principal consultants in preparing the maintenance plan are Jane Crisler and Erika Warzel. The preparation of this conservation maintenance plan was funded by a grant from the State Historical Fund from the State of Colorado., Online resource; title from PDF cover (viewed May 2016)
