Rabu, 11 Oktober 2017

Ghost Town: Ashcroft, Colorado

Prospectors Charles B. Culver and Amos Kindt spent the winter of 1879– 80 at the forks of Castle Creek, 12 miles south of Aspen in central Colorado’s Elk Mountains. In May 1880 Culver and William F. Coxhead filed claims in the area, founded Castle Forks City and promoted their discovery. Others soon arrived, and in …

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