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1. Durango Plant American Smelting & Refining Co., Durango, Colo.

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The Durango plant of the American Smelting & Refining Co.

2. An Exceptional Colorado Pioneer Woman

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From histories compiled by Eileen Ewing Arcibold and George Griffith White II. A biographical history of Sarah Ann Morton White, born to prominent ranchers of Platte County in Missouri in 1847. She eventually married (George Griffith White) and moved to Colorado, raising a family and ranching.

3. 1876 Colorado's Diamond Jubilee Celebration, 1951

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Sepia lithograph print of the original Colorado Capitol building; the current-to-print date capitol building, inset; and a blue columbine.

4. A History of the George Griffith White Family

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Details the lineage and ancestral history of the White family. George White was one of the first pioneers to settle and then serve in government in the newly-founded state of Colorado and Eagle Valley area. His sons, Hume and Ben, would follow their father into local government , law, and ranching. The Whites ranched along Brush Creek. George served in the Civil War and was taken prisoner until the war's end; practiced law, and was also a rancher....
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