Golden Treasures of the San Juan
ISBN-13:
9780804006361
ISBN-10:
0804006369
Author:
Temple H. Cornelius, John B. Marshall
Publication date:
1994
Publisher:
Swallow Press
Format:
Paperback
236 pages
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Book details
ISBN-13:
9780804006361
ISBN-10:
0804006369
Author:
Temple H. Cornelius, John B. Marshall
Publication date:
1994
Publisher:
Swallow Press
Format:
Paperback
236 pages
Summary
Golden Treasures of the San Juan (ISBN-13: 9780804006361 and ISBN-10: 0804006369), written by authors
Temple H. Cornelius, John B. Marshall, was published by Swallow Press in 1994.
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Description
Golden Treasures of the San Juan contains fabulous stories of lost mines, bullion, and valuable prospects of one of the most beautiful mountain areas of the United States. Many of the stories are based on the personal adventures of author Cornelius.
When the Indian Mountain Lands (the San Juan) were ceded in 1874, the wild region was thrown open to prospectors seeking its gold and silver riches. Many prospects were valuable discoveries, yet were lost and became legendary mines. Further, the Spanish explorers had been through this area much earlier with their bullion, and their caches added to the legends of gold discovered or to be discovered. The authors of this book trace complete stories about these long-lost hoards.
When the Indian Mountain Lands (the San Juan) were ceded in 1874, the wild region was thrown open to prospectors seeking its gold and silver riches. Many prospects were valuable discoveries, yet were lost and became legendary mines. Further, the Spanish explorers had been through this area much earlier with their bullion, and their caches added to the legends of gold discovered or to be discovered. The authors of this book trace complete stories about these long-lost hoards.
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