On April 15, 1905, President Theodore Roosevelt’s train passed through Glenwood Springs on its way to New Castle, where Roosevelt began a hunting trip on horseback. The party headed toward East Divide Creek with local guides Jake Borah and John Goff. While Roosevelt was in the area, presidential ...
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On April 15, 1905, President Theodore Roosevelt’s train passed through Glenwood Springs on its way to New Castle, where Roosevelt began a hu…
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