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Big Game hunters in what later became Colorado.
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Cliff Dwelling Tribes built their homes near what is now known as Mesa Verde in Colorado.
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Ute Indians and then later in 1800's The Cheyeene and Arapahoe Indian tribes--where the oldest continious residents of Colorado.
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The Cheyenne and Arapahoe tribes worked together to survive in the harsh mountain terrain.
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Brave Pioneer families take the long wagon-ride across the massive land; to build a better life in the Colorado Territory.
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Used sturdy Pack Mules to carry supplies up and down the rugged terrain.
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Bent's Fort was one of the most important Trading Posts in the West.
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Gold is discovered in the Colorado Territory.
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Native Americans and New Settlers tension escalates in to blood-shed.
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Railroad connects town to town in the expansive western mountain towns.
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The territory of Colorado gains statehood.
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Gold Production peaks. Cripple Creek Mine becomes the second richest gold camp in the world.
