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historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM29G9_george-w-hazard-memorial_Saguache-CO.html
Left plaque George W. Hazard (1868-1938) was the second child of James Glann and Mary L (Stoddard) Hazard, and the only child to survive childhood. His older brother Henry died at the age of ten, and his younger sister Cora died in infancy. Th…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM29G8_otto-mears-park_Saguache-CO.html
This park is dedicated to Otto Mears, Russian-born Colorado Pioneer, know as "The Pathfinder of the San Juan", who came to the San Luis Valley in 1865. In Saguache (A Ute Indian word meaning "blue earth"), Otto Mears was marrie…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM29G7_old-spanish-trail-north-branch_Saguache-CO.html
This sign marks an important junction of the Old Spanish Trail. Both forks, east and west, of the North Branch of this Trail converged at Saguache before continuing west of Cochetopa Pass and on to Los Angeles. The Old Spanish Trail was the pri…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM29G6_saguache_Saguache-CO.html
The land around Saguache (pronounced "sah-WATCH") has been inhabited for thousands of years - first by unnamed nomads, later by the Utes (who camped here seasonally), and later still by Mexican traders bound for California on the Old Spa…
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