Tag
ute-history
3 Porch Notes tagged “ute-history,” from counties across Colorado.
History and culture - Archuleta County
The hot spring that gave Pagosa Springs its name
The geothermal spring at the center of Pagosa Springs has drawn people since long before the town existed, and its story includes Ute and earlier Native histories that deserve careful telling.
Read note ->History and culture - Archuleta County
This was Ute homeland, and it still is Ute country
Archuleta County lies within long-held Ute homeland, and the 1873 Brunot Agreement is part of the difficult history of how those lands changed hands.
Read note ->History and culture - Rio Blanco County
In Meeker, a free museum sits inside the army cabins that started the town
Meeker's free White River Museum fills two 1880s log cabins built as army officers' quarters, opening a door to the 1879 Meeker Incident and the Ute history beneath the town.
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