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    Dake

    The Town that Charcoal Built

    by Jim Sapp

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    The town of Dake was founded in 1883 for the purpose of manufacturing charcoal for fuel and lasted until around 1893. Dake was a center for the early charcoal industry and thus was associated with three important themes in Colorado history — timbering, railroads and mining.
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    • Primary Category: History
    • Project Option: 8×10 in, 20×25 cm
      # of Pages: 24
    • Isbn
      • Softcover: 9798211267404
    • Publish Date: May 07, 2023
    • Language English
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    Sapp
    Park County Historical Society
    Bailey, CO

    The Park County Historical Society (PCHS) is a preservation organization promoting the history and prehistory of the County through awareness and education for the citizens of Park County. The organization is dedicated to preservation, collection, and stewardship through cooperation and communication.

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