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Discusses the cliff dwellings found in Mesa Verde National Park which are believed to have been built by relatives of the Pueblo Indians.

An introduction to the history, social structure, customs, and present life of the Ute Indians.

Author Jeff Wells provides a collection of anecdotes from his time as a veterinarian. Wells describes the lessons his animal patients have taught him and recounts some of his more memorable cases with humor and an appreciation for the animal world.

The author tells her life story, explaining how she realized she had psychic abilities and how she molded them into a force to help others.

Ute policeman Charlie Moon does not much believe in his Aunt Daisy's visions, but her story about seeing a gargantuan arachnid rise up out of Navajo Lake seems to coincide a little too neatly with a series of murders.

A collection of interviews with forty-seven women about frontier life in Colorado. Explores such topics as medical care, family life, work, and childbirth.

Presents information about the state of Colorado, its nickname, motto, and emblems.

Story of Thea Kronborg, who rose from humble origins to the top of the opera world through her own hard work and the support of others.

Relates the tales of ghosts, demons, and spirits--from the supernatural beings of Arapaho and Ute legend to the blue lights in Silver Cliff.