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The once and future Silver Queen of the Rockies : Georgetown, Colorado, and the fight for survival into the twentieth century
by Bradley, Christine A. (Christine Ann), 1952- author , Smith, Duane A., author in Silver mines and mining Colorado Georgetown History Pictorial works. , Gold mines and mining Colorado Georgetown History Pictorial works. , Tourism Colorado Georgetown.
\"The life of Georgetown, Colorado, after the turn of the twentieth century as mining in Clear Creek County steadily declined and ultimately collapsed. Tourism, skiing, and historic preservation replaced mineral extraction and contributed to Georgetown's survival, and ultimate flourishing, after the loss of its principal industry\"--Provided by publisher.
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