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Two forgotten Native American legends - The Legend of the Manitou Springs - The Legend of the Maiden (Georgetown, Colorado) - Comanche - Ute (Utah)
Legends are fun and were an excellent way to pass on knowledge, particularly when the circumstances are other-worldly; unexplainable.
The first tale explains the reason why the Shoshone and Comanche became separated and waged war on one another. The second legend gives an explanation for a figure, a female figure, who seems to stand watch over Georgetown, Colorado. The statue was observed daily in the frontier days, now, it's very rare to find a person who can locate it on Republican Mountain - but you will be able to after this show!
There is also a brief history of the Ute Nation and directions to find the mysterious maiden.
Old West!
By Jonathan Summer PublishingTwo forgotten Native American legends - The Legend of the Manitou Springs - The Legend of the Maiden (Georgetown, Colorado) - Comanche - Ute (Utah)
Legends are fun and were an excellent way to pass on knowledge, particularly when the circumstances are other-worldly; unexplainable.
The first tale explains the reason why the Shoshone and Comanche became separated and waged war on one another. The second legend gives an explanation for a figure, a female figure, who seems to stand watch over Georgetown, Colorado. The statue was observed daily in the frontier days, now, it's very rare to find a person who can locate it on Republican Mountain - but you will be able to after this show!
There is also a brief history of the Ute Nation and directions to find the mysterious maiden.
Old West!