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Carl Wulsten, German Immigrants Camp on Our Ranch on Sand Creek March 7, 1870
General Carl Wulsten along with 397 German immigrants and 35 wagons left Chicago by train February 8, 1870 to establish a German colony in the Wet Mountain Valley south of Cañon City, CO. They changed trains at Kansas City, and the Kansas Pacific took them to Wallace about March 1, where they unloaded their wagons.…
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Bowens to Present on Their Sand Creek Discovery Book March 1 in Eads
You are invited to a book program and signing Friday, March 1 at 10 a.m. at JJ’s Restaurant in Eads. Mike Bowen, co-author, We Found the Lost Sand Creek Site, will present on the book and the incredible discovery of the Lost Sand Creek site, made by his parents, Chuck and Sheri Bowen. This book…
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Chuck Bowen, Joe Harbert Find Musket Ball and Other Period Artifacts at Sand Creek
By Mike Bowen Co-author, We Found the Lost Sand Creek Site Chuck Bowen and Joe Harbert metal detected along Sand Creek at the Bowen Meadow Ranch Tuesday, February 6, 2024. Check out the video to see the cool finds. Items found at Sand Creek can range by era. The same place they find bullets, they…