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    adventure. One such woman was Virginia Donaghe McClurg, who became the first white woman to visit Mesa Verde and in later years would become immensely involved in the Colorado Cliff Dwellings Association, which fought to make the site a national park. Also an active member of this committee was Lucy Peabody, who, after a number of disputes with McClurg, became known as the “Mother of Mesa Verde National Park” due to the approval of her proposed Hogg Bill. For Susan Anderson, the Colorado…

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    Known as the Mesa Verde Crusader, Virginia Donoghue McClurg was a newspaperwoman for a New York publication the” the New York Daily Graphic who while on assignment for the paper visited the Anasazi Cliff dwellings to write a story, who was so impressed by their ingenuity and technological advancement that she would later move to Colorado Springs and devote much of her life to their preservation and study for future generations and is widely considered to be one of if not the greatest factor in…

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    Historic Rediscovery”, National Geographic, “The Four Quarters of the World”, and the Kids Discover magazine, the authors provided information about how ancient Puebloan tribes and the Incas lived their lives with their kind of technology. In source one, the author, Robin Chalmer, talks about Mesa Verde, located in Colorado, and the kind of life led there by cliff dwellers. In source two, the publisher, National Geographic, talks briefly about the national park Mesa Verde is home to before…

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    You will be blown away by Mesa Verde and the amount of access to the actual ruins that the park allows visitors. The park's centerpiece, Cliff Palace is one of the most impressive dwellings in the entire Southwest, with a dramatic setting and incredibly preserved ruins. Ranger-led tours allow you to climb ladders…

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    trip of yours, based on the story of our adventure. What? A road trip through the West Coast and the national parks of the United States of America, from San Francisco to Los Angeles How long? One month Which itinerary? San Francisco, California – Yosemite National Park, California - Las Vegas, Nevada – Monument Valley, Navajo Tribal Park, Utah – Durango, Colorado – Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado…

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    Tom does, however, eventually come to terms with the intrusion of “the commercial into the idealized world of the mesa” and spends a summer alone there only to find “a unification of the world and of the self” leaving him with almost a spiritual feeling similar to that of St. Peter in his special places (his study and garden), as well as Cather in her friend’s former…

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    When I was thirteen years old, I visited Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado while I was on a road trip with my sister and my uncle. My face was squished against the passenger seat window of the forest green Subaru Outback. My uncle was driving and my younger sister was sitting in the back. Trees were rushing by as the car made its way to the top of Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado. We were going to go on tour of the preserved Native American cliff dwellings. My uncle parked the car in the…

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    In Colorado’s past time there have been many significant people. The Anasazi are one of many Native Americans that have come and gone through this state. Their trail has been left throughout many areas, allowing historians to take a look at the beginning of Colorado, but they have also come to baffle many. Throughout Colorado history there are many reports of the attempt to rid the state of immigrants and non-whites. However, the Anasazi seem to have a different story. No one is sure of who…

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    Similar to the Colorado Cliff Dwellers Association of Mesa Verde, Colorado, the APVA main objective was to restore and preserve the ancient historic buildings and tombs in the State of Virginia (Standard 1904:4). Jamestown, has always been one of the APVA’s chief interests because the association wanted to conduct…

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    Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre Denver residents and music enthusiasts best associate the Red Rock Amphitheatre with concerts, graduations, and other performances. Red Rocks combines awe inspiring sites with naturally acoustic splendor. The Amphitheatre attracts audiences and big name musicians to it stage with ease. However, Red Rocks Amphitheatre has a rich history many do not consider while listening to their favorite band or enjoying the trails around the park. Many important figures and…

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