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41. Issue #20, Spring 1985 - Albert Hitchens Interview

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In this interview Albert Hitchens describes the 1884 origins of the Hitchens family ranch and life as part of a ranching family. The Hitchens are the longest continuous ranching family in Routt County. The family operated the post office in Pool, Colorado and later in Milner, Colorado.

42. Salt Creek School, Routt County, Colorado

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43. Forgotten Country Schools

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The history of Routt County schools is explored through interviews with several Routt County residents.

44. Fairplay School, Routt County, Colorado

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45. Hilton Gulch School, Routt County, Colorado

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46. Pine Grove School, Routt County, Colorado

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47. Cow Creek School, Routt County, Colorado

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48. Southside School, Routt County, Colorado

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49. Lancaster School, Routt County, Colorado

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50. McGregor School, Routt County, Colorado

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51. Doc Utterback

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John Abner "Doc" Utterback Jr. describes his life growing up in Routt County and voices his opinions on a variety of topics including changing values, music, education and community development in Routt County.

52. Wayne Whitecotton "It was just life as it comes."

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Wayne Whitecotton describes growing up on a Routt County ranch in the early 20th century. After leaving school at age 13, Wayne made a living as a rancher and coal miner supplementing his food supply by hunting and trapping. He served with General Patton in World War II. Other contributors to this article include Shane Jacobs and Russell Snowden.