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Colorado Gold Rush Traditional Cache

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NanCycle: Someone seems to have been living here and left a bunch of clothes and other things. I found the log and the ziplock bag and CITOed them.

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Hidden : 6/10/2012
Difficulty:
2 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size:   micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

One of a series of caches recognizing figures from Pueblo's early days.


The Colorado Gold Rush began in 1858 when word of William Greeneberry "Green" Russell's discovery spread. The motto "Pike's Peak or Bust!" became popular as the whole mountain region was known as Pike's Peak at the time. Merchants and businessmen quickly recognized the opportunity to provide supplies and services to the gold-seekers, and the new town of Pueblo began to grow.


Most of the information to create this series came from the following three books: Pueblo, an Illustrated History by Eleanor Fry & Ione Miller. 2001. Heritage Media Corp. Carlsbad, CA Pueblo, a Pictorial History by Joanne West Dodds. 1982. The Donning Company/Publishers. Norfolk, VA They All Came to Pueblo: a Social History by Joanne West Dodds. 1994. The Donning Company/Publishers. Virginia Beach, VA

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