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JOYCE LOHSE. Baby Doe Tabor: Matchless Silver Queen. Filter Press. Trade paperback, 108 pages, $9.95, filterpressbooks.com Baby Doe Tabor’s real-life story of love and marriage to Silver King Horace Tabor during Colorado’s mining boom days took her from rags to fabulous riches, 
JOYCE LOHSE. First Governor, First Lady: John and Eliza Routt of Colorado. Filter Press. Trade paperback, 74 pages, $14.95, filterpressbooks.com John Routt served three terms as Colorado’s governor, struck it rich mining silver, and managed construction of the new state capitol building. 
JOYCE LOHSE. General William Palmer: Railroad Pioneer. Filter Press. Trade paperback, 106 pages, $8.95, filterpressbooks.com Following the Civil War and a bold escape from prison, General William Palmer left his home in Philadelphia to travel westward to work for the railroad. After 
JOYCE LOHSE. Spencer Penrose: Builder and Benefactor. Filter Press. Trade paperback, 118 pages, $12.95, filterpressbooks.com Entrepreneur, mining magnate, showman, and philanthropist, Spencer Penrose, and his wife Julie, enhanced the Rocky Mountain region with development, style, and charity. The formidable couple created a 
JOYCE LOHSE. Unsinkable: The Molly Brown Story. Filter Press. Trade paperback, 80 pages, $8.95, filterpressbooks.com Legendary myths are confronted in the real-life story of Unsinkable Mrs. Brown. This amazing woman was an activist far beyond her role as a Titanic survivor, helping 
NANCY OSWALD. Edward Wynkoop: Soldier and Indian Agent. Filter Press. Trade paperback, 70 pages, $8.95, FilterPressBooks.com. Young readers will be educated and enlightened by this Spur Award winning biography of Ned Wynkoop. Wynkoop served as Denver’s first sheriff, as a Civil War 
LINDA WOMMACK. Colorado’s Landmark Hotels. Filter Press. Paperback, 206 pages. $16.95, www.filterpressbooks.com. A wonderful historic journey. Linda Wommack takes you all over Colorado to visit the historic places where famous Western characters slept. Noted hotels include the Brown Palace in Denver, the Broadmoor |
