Colorado Experience: Boggsville

[@jimc12]

These presentations are awesome. I don't even live in Colorado and I can't stop watching them. Thank you for producing these and featuring them for us on youtube!

[@1927su]

Wonderful! I I never knew about this & yes it’s so important! Shared this on Fb!

[@JoeMartinez_LA_LostSoul]

Great series. I was born and raised in Las Animas, one thing I loved the most is all the history surrounding it.

[@alexnutu1125]

I love these videos so much which they’d make some about Arizona and other states!

[@Glendatheagoodwitch]

My Dad lives in LaJunta Colorado. So pretty

[@wednesdayschild3627]

He looks like Kit Carson. Josefa was so pretty.

[@paulsuprono7225]

Boggsville . . . from the wild to prosperity, to almost wildness once again . . . due to changes of its' occupants. As that immemorial phrase goes - 'the only constants in life, are death & taxes . . . everything else jus keeps on changing !' Hope to visit, one day . . .

[@MinetteC2]

Missing the voice of Richard Carrillo, Boggsville Archaeologist. Haven't watched the whole thing - does he get any mention? Does the data from years of archaeology get any mention?

[@jusjukinallen8845]

Is this what the movie Centennial was based off of?

[@DiamondGirl333]

What is a hispano?

[@E180TEKNO]

a hispano is hispanic man in fact

[@goodtohaveinajam8148]

looks like a mall!!!

[@stellanatore]

The Native women in the photos look so sad...

[@E180TEKNO]

yes It is not false

[@gregringler4041]

This place ain't got nothing over BOOGGERNOSE W.V.!!!!!!!!

[@hawkeyeproductions7235]

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