Chaco Canyon, A Nice Visit from Pagosa
There are endless hiking and healthy exercise opportunities in and around the canyon. Some interesting sites are at a distance that few tourists ever see. Photo [...]
Elaine Nossaman School Teacher
This interview was conducted in 2007 for publication in the local family magazine published by Cory Warden, “The B.R.A.T.” Remembering the Country Schools of Archuleta [...]
A Pagosa Legend, Margaret Archuleta Daugaard
Margaret Archuleta-Daugaard I first met Margaret Archuleta when I walked into the La Cantina Saloon and heard that legendary line, “Take your hat [...]
A Mystery, The Pagosa and Gunsmoke Connection
It simply said, "Romance and Escape - Pagosa." Now, with a title like that and the story just a click away, I couldn't help myself! I found a story about a 1952 radio broadcast with that name.
Pagosa’s Historic Saw Mills, the area’s greatest industry
This mill is much the same type and size that Pagosa Country had in many locations in the forest. THE LUMBER DAYS with Margaret [...]
Native American History of Pagosa & the Southwest
The Ancestral Puebloan people had Koshires or clowns who entertained the tribe. The following text Courtesy of Center of Southwest Studies, Fort Lewis College The [...]
Mountain Forming
The Mountains Forming by Norm Vance In these images and article we are showing and discussing the area of Southwest Colorado; but all of the [...]