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had its first victory on 18 May 1916
and was the only aircraft specifically mentioned in the Armistice Agreement
Family adventures were also atypical: eating dog meat
Two Brothers
This print is adapted from artwork designed for the Colorado Railroad Museum
Argo Gold Mine and Mill Signed by artist:Signature - No had its first victory onThis print shows the iconic Argo Gold Mine and Mill which is visible from I 70 when driving from Denver up into the mountains. The foreground of the mill shows mine tailings going down to Clear Creek. The story: There's gold in them thar 'ills! There was, and there still is today, but it was worth the effort of mining it in the late 1800s, especially where the gold lay near the surface. As the miners dug deeper, flooding became a greater problem. In