_By the Same Author_:
Gulch of Gold: “Her affection for and pride in Gregory Gulch shows in
every line of this book.... The old photographs and maps are
entrancing....”
Marshall Sprague in the _New York Times_.
Colorful Colorado: Its Dramatic History: “... a remarkable feat of
condensation ... ought to be a copy in your car’s glove locker.”
Robert Perkin in the _Rocky Mountain News_.
Silver Queen: The Fabulous Story of Baby Doe Tabor: “Attractive,
sprightly, well-printed book ... which is more informative and genuinely
human than preceding works giving the Tabor story.”
Fred A. Rosenstock in _The Brand Book_.
Augusta Tabor: Her Side of the Scandal: “Miss Bancroft with bold strokes
has provided the answers to ... Mr. Tabor’s philanderings.”
Agnes Wright Spring in _Colorado Magazine_.
Tabor’s Matchless Mine and Lusty Leadville: “Seventh in her series of
Bancroft Booklets retelling segments of Colorado’s history. They are
popularly written, color-packed little pamphlets, and it’s a pleasure to
commend them to native and tourist alike.”
Robert Perkin in the _Rocky Mountain News_.
The Unsinkable Mrs. Brown: “Caroline Bancroft’s booklets are brighter,
better illustrated and cheaper than formal histories of Colorado.... The
Unsinkable Mrs. Brown was a delightful person, and I wish I had known
her.”
John J. Lipsey in the _Colorado Springs Free Press_.
The Brown Palace In Denver: “Miss Bancroft has a sure touch and this new
tide adds another wide-selling item to her list.”
Don Bloch in _Roundup_.
Denver’s Lively Past: “With zest and frankness the author emphasizes the
dramatic, lusty, bizarre, and spicy happenings.”
Agnes Wright Spring in _The Denver Post_.
Historic Central City: “We could do with more such stories of Colorado’s
fabled past.”
Marian Castle in _The Denver Post_.
Famous Aspen: “It’s all here.... Aspenites should be grateful.”
Luke Short in _The Aspen Times_.
Six Racy Madams of Colorado: “This delightful booklet is written both
with good humor and good taste.”
_Rocky Mountain News._
Colorado’s Lost Gold Mines and Buried Treasure: “The casual reader will
find his own treasure buried in this little booklet.”
Claude Powe in _The Central City Tommy-Knawker_.
Two Burros of Fairplay: “The booklet is excellent reading, regardless of
your age.”
Rene Coquoz in _The Chaffee County Republican_.
Estes Park and Grand Lake: “This may rank as the best ... of the history
booklets offered by Miss Bancroft.”
Dave Hicks in the _Rocky Mountain News_.
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