Name/Title
A Colorado ReaderEntry/Object ID
RL2017.14.1Description
A Colorado Reader is a collection of essays, most written in the first person, selected by the editors to illustrate the varied experiences of "ordinary" people in Colorado history. The book is divided into eleven sections: "The Land," "Coming to the Land," "Shelter," "Work," "Parents and Children," "Religion," "Health and Medicine," "Education," "Culture," "Entertainment and Recreation," and "Holidays and Celebrations."
The hard cover book has 309 pages, illustrations, maps, an index and a table of contents. The book is 8.5" (H) x 5.5" (W) x 1.25" (D) and the jacket has an illustration of mountains on the cover. The book was in the circulating Broomfield Library collection and has markings, including a red "withdrawn" stamp, and a card holder.Collection
Reference LibraryLexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
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HistorySearch Terms
History, ColoradoBook Details
Author
Ubbelohde, Carl, Maxine Benson and Duane SmithEdition
2ndPublisher
Pruett Publishing CoDate Published
1982Publication Language
EnglishCall No.
F776.5 .C64 1982ISBN
0-87108-238-1