Travel & Preservation
Durango, Colorado

Durango, Colorado

Along the Ute’s River of Lost Souls (today’s Animas River), you’ll find “water town,” first labeled as Urango by the Basque and later named after...

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Bookin’ It

Bookin’ It

Granville Stuart was a lot of things—merchant, miner, rancher, diplomat, vigilante—and an avid reader. His Montana cabin was filled with books...

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Walk the Read

Walk the Read

Do you know the history behind...the pedometer craze sweeping across the nation? Look to the Old Order Amish, who naturally log more than the...

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Geocaching Adventure

Geocaching Adventure

Rain had fallen for more than 24 hours, so it was not a typical morning in Phoenix, Arizona—cold, wet and the air thick with the smell of crushed...

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Casper, Wyoming

Casper, Wyoming

Wild Bunch outlaw Tom O’Day may not have entered Casper willingly (in 1903, he was tried and jailed for stealing a herd of horses nearby), but many...

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Cowhorse Tango

Cowhorse Tango

If you've ever gripped your seat on a roller coaster, then you have an inkling of what it feels like to ride a cutting horse. My first time riding a...

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Trinidad, Colorado

Trinidad, Colorado

Trinidad, Colorado, is one town that can boast the town founder's home is not only still around, but also maintains the Victorian style of its...

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Grand Stations

Grand Stations

Railroad depots need their own Ada Louise Huxtable, even though the woman at the forefront of the historic preservation movement, and a...

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