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1) Issue #16, Spring 1982 - Dorothy Wither Interview
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Dorothy Wither is interviewed about the town of Brooklyn, Routt County and the women of Ill repute that lived there.
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2) Issue #16, Spring 1982 - Bob Swinehart Interview, Part 2
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Bob Swinehart is interviewed about his experiences growing up in Steamboat Springs and the red-light district across the Yampa River, known as Brooklyn.
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3) Issue #16, Spring 1982 - Bob Swinehart Interview, Part 1
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Bob Swinehart is interviewed about his experiences growing up in Steamboat Springs and the red-light district across the Yampa River, known as Brooklyn.
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4) Issue #16, Spring 1982 - Anton Kline Interview
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Anton Kline, with his wife Nellie, talk about Anton's experiences growing up in Steamboat Springs and the red-light district across the Yampa River, known as Brooklyn.
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5) Antlers Cafe and Bar
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6) "They would serve you beer, whiskey, anything you wanted, even not so nice girls"
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The history of the Red Light District in Brooklyn, Routt County is described by Bob Swinehart, Dorothy Wither, and Anton Kline.
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7) Anton Kline
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Alton Kline describes events in his life as a cattle and sheep rancher in Routt County. He includes tales about the saloon owned by his father in the Steamboat Springs neighborhood known as Brooklyn. Includes a poem by Bill May.
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