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Crystal River Saga: Lore of the Colorado Rockies

By Theresa V. Francis
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The booklet combines local history, personal recollections, maps, photographs, and practical guidance to present the natural features and human story of the Crystal River Valley on Colorado’s western slope. It describes the river’s source and clarity, alpine meadows and flowers, early mining camps such as Schofield, the marble quarrying industry and mill at Marble, and changes in population and infrastructure. Interspersed are anecdotal memories, answers to frequent visitor questions, route descriptions, and illustrated landmarks intended as a guide for tourists and a concise regional history.

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Theresa V. Francis

Theresa V. Francis is an author known for her work in the realm of historical fiction, particularly with her notable title "Crystal River Saga: Lore of the Colorado Rockies." This book explores the rich history and natural beauty of the Colorado Rockies, weaving together elements of adventure and local lore. Francis's writing often reflects a deep appreciation for the landscapes and stories that shape the American West, inviting readers to immerse themselves in the vibrant culture and history of the region.

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