Roadside History of Colorado

“Roadside History of Colorado” by Candy Moulton takes readers on an enthralling journey through the state’s highways, uncovering the rich tapestry of Colorado’s past. The book delves into a variety of historical events and figures, from the Santa Fe Trail to the Million Dollar Highway, and from the infamous Sand Creek Massacre to the Big Thompson River flood of 1976. Moulton’s engaging narrative style brings to life the stories of adventurers, pioneers, and settlers, making history both accessible and enjoyable. The book spans 288 pages and includes numerous historical photographs, providing a vivid visual context to the engaging stories.

What sets this book apart is its ability to connect readers with the actual sites where historical events occurred. Each chapter provides detailed directions to various towns and landmarks, making it easy for readers to explore Colorado’s rich history on their own. Moulton’s love for Colorado shines through her writing, casting a warm glow on her accounts of the state’s diverse and often dramatic past. Whether you’re planning a road trip or simply interested in learning more about Colorado’s history, “Roadside History of Colorado” offers a well-researched and entertaining way to discover the state’s unique heritage.

Other Information:

• Published: 2006
• Pages: 288