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Overland Hotel (1859–1910, 1117 Washington Avenue in Golden, housing the Territorial Council from 1862 to 1866); and the Territorial Executive Building (unknown dates, approximately 14th and Arapahoe Streets in Golden, housing the executive branch of the government from 1866 to 1867).
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Indians accused of theft. On August 21, 1864, a band of 30 Indians attacked four members of the Colorado Cavalry as they were rounding up stray cattle. Three of the members made it back to the stockade at Franktown, Colorado, but the fourth man failed to return. This man,
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1861, enough
Democratic senators from seceding states resigned from the U.S. Senate to give control of both houses to the Republicans, clearing the way for admission of new territories. Three new territories were created in as many days: Colorado (February 28), Nevada (March 1), and Dakota (March 2).
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was completed to Denver two months later. The move cemented the role of Denver as the future regional metropolis. The territory was finally admitted to the Union in 1876.
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northward to Cheyenne to bring the rail network to Denver. The
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and his Volunteers as "foul, dastardly, brutal, cowardly" and:
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along the Santa Fe Trail, thwarting the Confederate strategy.
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of 1857, but the question was rendered moot by the impending
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1446:"Proclamation 230—Admission of Colorado into the Union"
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List of territorial claims and designations in Colorado
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of New Mexico fought and defeated the Comanches under
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secession of seven, later eleven southern slave states
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608:in 1848, and the final boundaries of the state of
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312:The territory was organized in the wake of the
1267:List of governors of the Territory of Colorado
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3411:1861 establishments in Colorado Territory
1163:: August 14, 1862 until December 9, 1867.
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682:Other notable explorations included the
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772:along the Cache la Poudre in 1858. See
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27:Historic region of the US, 1861 to 1876
3162:Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands
807:, a Kansas land speculator, about the
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493:to give up most their areas of the
3426:1876 disestablishments in Colorado
3360:Territory of Colorado (historical)
2750:Organized incorporated territories
1307:Index of Colorado-related articles
1252:Colorado in the American Civil War
395:presidential administration, with
36:Territory of Colorado (California)
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3396:Pre-statehood history of Colorado
2664:South Central Colorado Urban Area
2644:North Central Colorado Urban Area
1448:. The American Presidency Project
1085:from the Colorado Territory into
659:Exploration by non-native peoples
453:, was strongly controlled by the
379:by newly sworn-in 17th President
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3114:United Nations trust territories
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1368:Colorado Post Offices 1859-1989
1157:: July 7 until August 14, 1862.
819:, the previous governor of the
752:valley had been infiltrated by
698:expedition in 1845–46, and the
409:American Centennial celebration
3174:American concession of Tianjin
1312:List of Colorado-related lists
870:, and held elections, but the
768:, who established a town near
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729:crossed the South Platte and
337:Confederate States of America
327:and signed by 15th President
3406:History of the American West
2765:U.S. territorial sovereignty
1467:Forstall, Richard L. (ed.).
677:Silvestre VĂ©lez de Escalante
673:Francisco Atanasio DomĂnguez
3421:1870s in Colorado Territory
3416:1860s in Colorado Territory
1476:United States Census Bureau
602:Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
489:government in the East in
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2634:Front Range Urban Corridor
1093:The movement for statehood
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1292:Bibliography of Colorado
1099:President Andrew Johnson
764:and other trappers from
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612:were established by the
584:as adjusted by the 1819
1533:The American Cyclopædia
1130:Denver Pacific Railroad
971:Battle of Glorieta Pass
851:Territorial aspirations
363:established during the
2659:South-Central Colorado
2619:Colorado Western Slope
1287:Territory of Jefferson
1174:Governmental buildings
1134:Kansas Pacific Railway
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989:Treaty of Fort Laramie
872:United States Congress
868:Territory of Jefferson
623:Indigenous populations
417:East and West of the
325:United States Congress
2755:Territorial evolution
2649:Northwestern Colorado
2604:Colorado Mineral Belt
1524:Hawes, J. W. (1879).
1405:(February 28, 1861).
1345:on February 13, 1866.
1297:Geography of Colorado
1282:Pike's Peak Gold Rush
841:William A.H. Loveland
731:Cache la Poudre River
596:. The land claims of
528:Historical population
321:Territory of Colorado
314:Pike's Peak Gold Rush
295:Territory of Colorado
44:Territory of Colorado
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1943:Cherry Hills Village
1230:United States portal
1140:Territorial capitals
955:General Edward Canby
935:General Henry Sibley
931:New Mexico Territory
805:William Larimer, Jr.
739:California Gold Rush
606:Mexican–American War
473:, as well as by the
439:New Mexico Territory
244:New Mexico Territory
153:Colorado Organic Act
3401:History of Colorado
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3192:uninhabited islands
3094:U.S. Virgin Islands
2693:Colorado portal
2629:Four Corners Region
1764:Tourist attractions
1669:Indian reservations
1415:Library of Congress
1317:Outline of Colorado
1302:History of Colorado
1277:Pike's Peak Country
1058:Sand Creek Massacre
1025:Treaty of Fort Wise
943:New Mexico campaign
903:Dred Scott Decision
863:Rocky Mountain News
860:, publisher of the
758:Kansas–Nebraska Act
737:in 1848 during the
633:eastern high plains
590:Annexation of Texas
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2898:Provisional
2894:New Mexico
2891:(1849–1858)
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2780:(1787–1803)
2745:Organic act
2639:High Plains
2311:Clear Creek
2228:Wheat Ridge
2223:Westminster
2148:Monte Vista
2028:Fort Morgan
2023:Fort Lupton
1840:LGBT rights
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1339:Denver City
1161:Golden City
1149:Denver City
961:, Lt. Col.
941:. Sibley's
927:Confederate
921:During the
845:Golden City
813:Denver City
809:placer gold
797:Bent's Fort
754:fur traders
725:A group of
588:, the 1845
511:High Plains
193:Preceded by
106:Golden City
96:Denver City
3375:Categories
3358: (
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2975:Department
2918:Washington
2566:Washington
2546:San Miguel
2526:Rio Grande
2521:Rio Blanco
2441:Las Animas
2421:Kit Carson
2296:Broomfield
2218:Walsenburg
2178:Rocky Ford
2158:Northglenn
2133:Louisville
2108:Las Animas
1933:Centennial
1923:Cañon City
1918:Burlington
1908:Broomfield
1893:Black Hawk
1724:Prehistory
1649:Government
1629:Coloradans
1506:2008-03-19
1474:(Report).
1353:References
1054:Sand Creek
1041:John Evans
1033:Sand Creek
965:and Major
899:New Mexico
833:Black Hawk
799:along the
735:California
397:Republican
357:New Mexico
318:slave-free
3144:1950–1972
3138:1945–1950
3070:1900–1952
3064:1898–1900
3053:1935–1946
3047:1901–1935
3041:1898–1901
2989:1912–1959
2987:Territory
2983:1884–1912
2977:1867–1884
2906:1850–1912
2904:Territory
2900:1846–1850
2889:Minnesota
2871:Wisconsin
2865:1890–1907
2863:Territory
2859:1850–1890
2857:Panhandle
2853:1834–1907
2847:Oklahoma
2808:Louisiana
2784:Southwest
2778:Northwest
2471:Montezuma
2411:Jefferson
2276:Archuleta
2123:Lone Tree
2118:Littleton
2113:Leadville
2093:Lafayette
1998:Englewood
1993:Edgewater
1825:Education
1734:Railroads
1689:Mountains
1644:Geography
1634:Elections
1589:(capital)
1110:railroads
1045:Civil War
923:Civil War
785:Georgians
779:In 1858,
166:Statehood
113:1867-1876
108:1862-1867
98:1861-1862
60:1861–1876
3308:Category
3136:Military
3062:Military
3039:Military
2981:District
2942:Colorado
2930:Nebraska
2836:Arkansas
2824:Illinois
2818:Michigan
2812:Missouri
2551:Sedgwick
2541:San Juan
2536:Saguache
2501:Phillips
2476:Montrose
2426:La Plata
2401:Huerfano
2396:Hinsdale
2391:Gunnison
2376:Garfield
2321:Costilla
2306:Cheyenne
2271:Arapahoe
2253:Counties
2208:Trinidad
2203:Thornton
2198:Sterling
2188:Sheridan
2153:Montrose
2138:Loveland
2128:Longmont
2098:Lakewood
2088:La Junta
2073:Gunnison
2043:Glendale
2033:Fountain
2013:Florence
1903:Brighton
1850:Religion
1845:Politics
1830:Gun laws
1800:Abortion
1759:Timeline
1684:Military
1624:Colleges
1576:Colorado
1188:See also
1122:Cheyenne
1087:Oklahoma
1083:Comanche
993:Cheyenne
891:Nebraska
727:Cherokee
669:Coronado
667:such as
653:Cheyenne
641:Comanche
479:Comanche
467:Cheyenne
459:Shoshoni
349:Nebraska
3318:Commons
3068:Insular
3045:Insular
2995:Wyoming
2971:Alaska
2966:Montana
2960:Arizona
2842:Florida
2830:Alabama
2802:Orleans
2796:Indiana
2586:Regions
2511:Prowers
2461:Mineral
2446:Lincoln
2436:Larimer
2406:Jackson
2371:Fremont
2361:El Paso
2351:Douglas
2346:Dolores
2326:Crowley
2316:Conejos
2301:Chaffee
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2078:Holyoke
2063:Greeley
1988:Durango
1898:Boulder
1873:Alamosa
1820:Economy
1810:Culture
1793:Society
1754:Symbols
1744:Slavery
1699:Museums
1659:History
1614:Outline
1482:May 18,
1452:May 13,
1421:May 13,
1118:Laramie
1073:report.
1029:reserve
997:Arapaho
789:Auraria
770:Laporte
716:de Anza
649:Arapaho
637:Anasazi
517:History
509:on the
471:Arapaho
359:, and
297:was an
164:•
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138:History
92:Capital
3001:Hawaii
2948:Dakota
2936:Nevada
2924:Kansas
2883:Oregon
2561:Teller
2556:Summit
2516:Pueblo
2506:Pitkin
2481:Morgan
2466:Moffat
2381:Gilpin
2366:Elbert
2341:Denver
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2213:Victor
2183:Salida
2168:Pueblo
2053:Golden
2038:Fruita
1983:Denver
1973:Dacono
1958:Cortez
1888:Aurora
1878:Arvada
1865:Cities
1855:Sports
1774:Trails
1739:Rivers
1664:Images
1596:Topics
1586:Denver
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1167:Denver
939:Texans
897:, and
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569:+16.3%
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553:34,277
475:Pawnee
353:Kansas
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111:Denver
3142:Civil
2954:Idaho
2531:Routt
2491:Ouray
2486:Otero
2451:Logan
2416:Kiowa
2386:Grand
2356:Eagle
2336:Delta
2261:Adams
2173:Rifle
2163:Ouray
2103:Lamar
2003:Evans
1978:Delta
1963:Craig
1913:Brush
1883:Aspen
1805:Crime
1769:Towns
1679:Lists
1609:Index
1572:State
1472:(PDF)
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1323:Notes
1079:Kiowa
951:Union
883:Stat.
610:Texas
598:Texas
483:Kiowa
369:Union
365:1850s
303:Union
3028:Guam
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2877:Iowa
2576:Yuma
2571:Weld
2496:Park
2456:Mesa
2431:Lake
2286:Bent
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