Heritage Colorado
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Found in 1121 Collections and/or Records:
Adios ninito de Atocha, 1968, 2006
Item
Identifier: CCcobos22.11
Abstract
Albuquerque, New Mexico. See item 20.3. Quality: Good.
Dates:
1968; Digitization: 2006
Adios pecadora, 1968, 2006
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Identifier: CCcobos22.12
Abstract
Albuquerque, New Mexico. See item 20.3. Quality: Good.
Dates:
1968; Digitization: 2006
Adios, Plaze de El Manzano, 1971, 2006
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Identifier: CCcobos12.19
Abstract
El Manzano, New Mexico. Song honoring the people of the village of El Manzano, New Mexico. Quality: Fair.
Dates:
1971; Digitization: 2006
Adios virgen incomparable, 1968, 2006
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Identifier: CCcobos22.10
Abstract
Albuquerque, New Mexico. See item 20.3. Quality: Good.
Dates:
1968; Digitization: 2006
Adolorido, 1971, 2006
Item
Identifier: CCcobos24.10
Abstract
Tome, New Mexico. Quality: Good/Fair.
Dates:
1971; Digitization: 2006
Afligido y angustiado, 1969, 2006
Item
Identifier: CCcobos16.5
Abstract
See item 16.3. Quality: Good.
Dates:
1969; Digitization: 2006
Ahi vienen los canuteros, 1971, 2006
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Identifier: CCcobos17.9
Abstract
Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico. Performers demonstrate three traditional Hispanic games of New Mexico: "la canasta, "el chueco," and "el canute." Includes, in English, explanation of the game "el canute." Quality: Good.
Dates:
1971; Digitization: 2006
Al nino recien nacido, 1968, 2006
Item
Identifier: CCcobos22.1
Abstract
Albuquerque, New Mexico. See item 20.3. Quality: Good.
Dates:
1968; Digitization: 2006
Al Richmond interviews Jack Verkamp (John G. Jr.) for the Gran Canyon Railroad Oral History Project [constructed title], Feb. 24, 1984, 1984 February 24, 2005 July 7
Item
Identifier: NAU_54536
Abstract
Verkamp discusses his life at the Grand Canyon as a result of his father's opening of the General Store there in 1906. He also shares his recollections about the tourist trains arriving in the Grand Canyon, including those which carried dignitaries such as Eisenhower and the Shah of Iran.
Dates:
1984 February 24; Digitization: 2005 July 7
Al Richmond interviews Pauline Sampson and Marjorie Poquette, two long-term residents of Williams, Arizona about their life and occupational experience in Williams for the Grand Canyon Railroad Oral History Project [constructed title], May 10, 1984, 1984, 2005 July 6
Item
Identifier: NAU_54530
Abstract
Richmond interviews Sampson and Poquette in Sampson's home in Williams. Both Sampson and Poquette, long-time friends and residents of Williams were involved for numerous years in teaching in the Williams schools. Poquette's family arrived in Williams around 1923 after her father, Bert Harmon, accepted a position as a conductor/brakeman for the Gran Canyon Railway. They discuss their experience as teachers, guidance counselors to students, the racial make-up of the schools during their years...
Dates:
1984; Digitization: 2005 July 6
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- Folk music -- New Mexico 488
- Canciones 193
- Interviews 99
- Colorado 93
- Alabados 85
- Denver (Colo.) 69
- Westminster (Colo.) -- Biography 56
- Westminster (Colo.) -- History 56
- Indigenous peoples of North America 51
- Mesa (Ariz.) -- Social life and customs -- 20th century 51
- Nevada 50
- Mesa (Ariz.) -- History -- 20th century 49
- Northern Paiute Indians 46
- Northern Paiute women 42
- Adams County (Colo.) -- Biography 37
- Adams County (Colo.) -- History 37
- Corridos 35
- History 27
- Valses chiquiados 25
- Ranch life -- Grouse Creek (Utah) 23
- Grouse Creek (Utah) -- Social life and customs 22
- Hispanic heritage 22
- Oral histories 21
- Ranchers -- Grouse Creek (Utah) -- Interviews 21
- Mormons -- Mesa (Ariz.) -- Interviews 20
- Steel industry and trade -- United States -- History 20
- Colorado Springs (Colo.) 18
- Inditas 16
- Mexico -- History -- Revolution, 1910-1920 16
- Alabanzas 14
- Children's songs, Spanish 13
- Depressions -- 1929 13
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- Himnos 12
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- Frontier and pioneer life -- Mesa (Ariz.) 11
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- Central business districts -- Mesa (Ariz.) -- History 10
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- College administrators -- Greeley (Colo.) -- Interviews 9
- Agriculture -- Mesa (Ariz.) -- History 8
- Authors 8
- Anglo-American song 7
- Cortez (Colo.) -- History 7
- Homesteading -- Goodman Point (Montezuma County, Colo.) 7
- Los pastores 7
- Montezuma County (Colo.) -- History 7
- Mormons -- Grouse Creek (Utah) 7
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- Ysleta del Sur Pueblo 7
- Agriculture -- Goodman Point (Montezuma County, Colo.) 6
- Central City (Colo.) 6
- Excavations (Archaeology) -- Goodman Point (Montezuma County, Colo.) 6
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- Influenza Epidemic, 1918-1919 6
- Race discrimination 6
- Schools -- Mesa (Ariz.) -- History 6
- Tiwa Indians 6
- Tiwa Indians -- Customs and practices 6
- Tiwa Indians -- History 6
- Boulder (Colo.) 5
- Cache la Poudre River Watershed (Colo.) 5
- Civic leaders -- Mesa (Ariz.) -- Interviews 5
- Colorado Springs (Colo.) -- History 5
- Miners 5
- Recreation -- Mesa (Ariz.) -- History 5
- Segregation 5
- African Americans -- Mesa (Ariz.) -- Interviews 4
- Agriculture -- Colorado -- History 4
- Architecture 4
- Cable cars (Streetcars) 4
- Cowboys -- Grouse Creek (U.S.) -- Interviews 4
- Denver (Colo.) -- History 4
- El Paso (Tex.) 4
- Golden (Colo.) 4
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- Instrumental music -- Grouse Creek (Utah) 4
- Leadville (Colo.) 4
- Musical groups -- Grouse Creek (Utah) 4
- Puerto Rico 4
- Ranchers' spouses -- Grouse Creek (Utah) -- Interviews 4
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- San Luis Valley (Colo. and N.M.) 4
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- Water use -- Colorado -- History 4
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- Agriculture -- Cache la Poudre River Watershed (Colo.) 3
- Amusements -- Grouse Creek (Utah) 3
- Dove Creek (Colo.) -- History 3
- Education 3
- Elitch Gardens (Denver, Colo.) 3
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