"Anthony does this mean theres hope for us old guys yet?"
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historic western hotels
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gun fights on the silver screen
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Tombstone
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patrick mark pazen replied to John Olexa's discussion Doc Holliday A Family Portrait
"I agree Wolfgang. This I think was one of Dennis's best roles."
patrick mark pazen replied to John Olexa's discussion Doc Holliday A Family Portrait
"Will look forward to reading this book"
patrick mark pazen commented on Margaret-Anne Moore's photo
MEYER RANCH TINY TOWN NEAR DENVER COLORADO
"the grand kids always enjoy going to Tiny Town, fun place
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patrick mark pazen commented on patrick mark pazen's photo
leadville 2013 013
"Darn what a waist, all that crafsmanship gone away. I really enjoy going to the Buckhorn Exchange here in Denver. the bar came over from Germany on a barge in 1853 and when one bellies up to the bar its like a time machine, all those folks and…"
anthony martin commented on patrick mark pazen's photo
leadville 2013 013
" It is sad to think but thousands of nice old Victorian bar furnishings got destroyed during the 1918-33 prohibition years and when prohibition was repealed everyone wanted nice slick new art deco bars."
patrick mark pazen commented on patrick mark pazen's photo
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"Anthony, lots of work and craftsmanship went into making a bar like this. Just hope it has been saved somewhere for future generations to enjoy'"
anthony martin commented on patrick mark pazen's photo
leadville 2013 013
" Judging by clothing styles this photo was likely taken around 1905 and that Brunswick bar and backbar was a popular model starting from the 1890's.I've seen quite a few of this particular model and the company still made it…"
anthony martin commented on patrick mark pazen's blog post 316 Harrison St. Leadville Colorado
" That article that Gay posted indicated that Mannie Hyman did extensive renovations to the building so I presume that accounts for the remodelling that changed the lower front facade and added a full extra story.Such extensive renovation was…"
Bat commented on patrick mark pazen's blog post 316 Harrison St. Leadville Colorado
"Hi Mark yep missed them sorry. Great pix by the way. I was looking for them on this post not your home page !!"
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316 Harrison St. Leadville Colorado
316 Harrison St.
Leadville, Colorado - Where Doc Holliday held his “last stand”
This historic old building is now owned by Life Time Fitness, using it as the headquarters for the Leadville Racing Series. Hence the interior has lots of items for sale related to the bicycle racing series and is considered a retail center for the race. The front of the building has been nicely redone with new paint making it look quite authentic. Inside, the grimy look it had the last…
ContinuePosted on January 21, 2013 at 6:15pm — 9 Comments
December 7th
Heres a special salute to the men and women that lost there lives at Pearl Harbor.
Posted on December 7, 2012 at 6:13pm — 4 Comments
Laredo Town in Kent, England
Laredo Town
Forty years ago John Truder had a dream to build a replica 1880s western town. Today it’s built and what a town it is. Members of this club continue to work and refine the many facets of this little community. Attention to historic details makes the town real. Imagine – true to life buildings, interior and exterior décor - as well as no electricity, phones, central heat or a/c and no running water!
Our guides on this journey of discovery were fellow historians…
ContinuePosted on September 12, 2012 at 12:19pm — 9 Comments
Thanks
Heres to all the men that fought and died on the beaches of France so long ago, THANK YOU
Posted on June 6, 2012 at 8:11am — 7 Comments
Cripple Creek Colorado
Drove up from Denver for a visit to this old mining town close to the foot of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. This was the Denver Broncos playoff game day and things were very quiet in town. Walked around and took Cripple Creek Colorado.
lots of pictures of the old buildings: especially of the the Palace Hotel and the Imperial Hotel (the two main hotels), both of which were closed – hopefully just for the season.
One note out of history is all the buildings were required to…
ContinuePosted on January 18, 2012 at 7:07am — 12 Comments
Comment Wall (13 comments)
- At 11:52pm on August 17, 2009,
Bat said… - Hi Mark and welcome
Regards
Bat
- At 11:56am on August 18, 2009,
patrick mark pazen said… - Thanks Bat, this is a great site and look forward to being a member. once again thanks and take care. mark pazen
- At 8:30pm on October 8, 2009,
Lorelei Redmond said… - Thanks for the welcome. I am looking forward to meeting a lot of people and learning more!!
- At 9:34am on November 16, 2009,
Ginny Morgan said… - You got that right, Patrick! Starring Halle Berry!
- At 10:44am on November 16, 2009, Ginny Morgan said…
- Have a safe trip and enjoy!
- At 7:46am on November 25, 2009, Ginny Morgan said…
- So gald you had a good trip, It is a lovely place. But we are also glad you are back!
- At 9:02pm on August 27, 2011,
Mike Wood said… Welcome Mark! I agree, having a piece of history like Little Bighorn would be awesome... There were some artifacts found during a 2004 archeological survey at Custer Battlefield. Volunteers and Artifacts from Little Bighorn
There is somewhat of a collection in a Museum I found online in Greencastle PA. Allison - Antrim Museum or, best yet... try the real McCoy in Garryowen, Montana at the Custer Battlefield Museum.
- At 12:51pm on August 28, 2011, patrick mark pazen said…
- Hi Mike, heading up to the LBH towards the end of September and will do as much exploring as possible/
- At 11:23am on February 6, 2012,
David T. Wright & Lee Michels said… Howdy Patrick. Come on up for the big Old West reenactors annual celebration of Buffalo Bill's birthday. All sorts of history lovers will be there. Please see our web site's Events page for all the details. Hope you can make it.
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- At 7:54pm on March 9, 2012,
Kevin Hogge said… Hello my friend!! I though we were already friend here. I'm glad you fixed that error!! :)
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