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Month: August 2022

Mining Ghosts in Slaughterhouse Gulch

Mining Ghosts in Slaughterhouse Gulch

August 5, 2022August 5, 2022 Deborah Cobb 3 mins read

The legend says that the man was the victim of a botched dynamite blast to uncover more gold in the mountains.

Dorothy Dunn and The Meade Hotel

Dorothy Dunn and The Meade Hotel

August 4, 2022August 4, 2022 Deborah Cobb 4 mins read

In 1916, a young girl named Dorothy Dunn and her friends were playing in a dredge pond near a local creek when the three of them stepped off a shelf in the water and were plunged into the depths.

Haunting Tragedies at the Bigelow Hotel

Haunting Tragedies at the Bigelow Hotel

August 3, 2022August 3, 2022 Deborah Cobb 6 mins read

With a hotel with as bloody history as the Bigelow, It’s not surprising that the building is reportedly very, very haunted.

The Cemetery Below Cheesman Park in Denver 

The Cemetery Below Cheesman Park in Denver 

August 2, 2022August 2, 2022 Deborah Cobb 5 mins read

As cities grow, many things may have to undergo changes to keep up with the demands of the metropolis. A place that was once a […]

Restless Spirits at the Little Bighorn Battlefield

Restless Spirits at the Little Bighorn Battlefield

August 1, 2022August 1, 2022 Deborah Cobb 5 mins read

The amount of death seen by these rolling hills is staggering, with hundreds of markers noting where bodies of the two sides had fallen to the ground and never rose- Custer himself included.

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