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In the Shadow fo the Rocks

ISBN 978-1-887805-29-2

8.5” x 11” B/W, Soft cover, 49 pages 
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Condemned by Many, Read by All

Durango’s Newspapers 1880-2008

Duane A. Smith

From Durango’s earliest days, newspapers have chronicled the town. Publishers and newspapers have come and gone, with one notable exception. The Durango Herald has been published continuously since 1881. Condemned by Many, Read by All follows the story of Durango’s newspapers and also examines the challenges confronting newspapers today.

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Duane A. Smith

 

Duane A. Smith

Duane Smith received his academic degrees from the University of Colorado and completed his Ph.D. in 1964. That year he began to teach at Fort Lewis College where he is a Professor of Southwest Studies. His areas of research and writing include Colorado history, Civil War history, mining history, urban history and baseball history. He is an extremely popular professor at Fort Lewis, and he is the author of over thirty books on a variety of subjects including Rocky Mountain Mining Camps: The Urban Frontier; A Colorado History; Horace Tabor: His Life and the Legend; Silver Saga: The Story of Caribou Colorado; Colorado Mining: A Photographic History; Fortunes Are for the Few: Letters of a Forty-niner; Rocky Mountain Boom Town: A History of Durango; A Land Alone: Colorado’s Western Slope; Song of the Hammer and Drill: The Colorado San Juans, 1860-1914; Mining America: The Industry and the Environment, 1800-1980; Mesa Verde National Park: Shadows of the Centuries; The Birth of Colorado: A Civil War Perspective; and Sacred Trust: The Birth and Development of Fort Lewis College.

 

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