DID “SILVERHEELS” DANCE HERE IN THE 1860’S?

Buckskin Joe was the mining camp that created one of the most

delightful Colorado legends. Silverheels was a beautiful dancehall

girl who stayed to nurse the miners during a smallpox epidemic after

all the other women fled. Later, when the miners raised a purse to

reward her, she could not be found. Smallpox had attacked and

ravaged her beauty; so she disappeared. In memory, Mount Silverheels

was named for her.

[Illustration: D.K.P., 1960]

[Illustration: _D.K.P., 1960_]

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