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SOMEONE'S DAUGHTER:
IN SEARCH OF JUSTICE FOR JANE DOE
Illustrated 256-page hardback
ISBN 978-1-58979-420-7 $22.95
Published by Taylor Trade (an imprint of Rowman & Littlefield)
A 2010 COLORADO BOOK AWARD FINALIST

FOR JACKET COPY, ENDORSEMENTS, INTRODUCTION, AN EXTENSIVE ARCHIVE OF PUBLISHED ARTICLES (1954-2010) –AND – THE EPILOGUE SEE: JANE DOE/SOMEONE'S DAUGHTER

To order SOMEONE'S DAUGHTER; ONLY IN BOULDER; BOULDER: A SENSE OF TIME AND PLACE REVISITED; or any of the following books, email Silvia Pettem at pettem@earthlink.net for total costs (including tax and shipping), or order HERE, NOW at Amazon.com, or ask for these books at your favorite bookstore.

- NOW AVAILABLE -
ONLY IN BOULDER:
THE COUNTY'S COLORFUL CHARACTERS
Illustrated 160-page paperback
ISBN 978-1-59629-975-7 $19.99
Published by The History Press

From the back cover
Boulder County has captivated settlers and travelers since gold prospectors founded the town in 1859. Only in Boulder is a look at the fascinating people who make up the area's rich and historic past. Here, you'll vicariously mine for gold with Indian Jack, fight for temperance with Lena Dwight and dance to the tunes of Glenn Miller. You'll also learn of Horace and Baby Doe Tabors' elusive connection to Boulder County and visit the final resting place of outlaw Tom Horn. Acclaimed historian Silvia Pettem has been writing about Boulder and its people for decades. This selected collection of her columns brings to life some of Boulder's most memorable and unique visitors, residents, activists, artists, and entrepreneurs. Each compelling character is a thread in the fabric of the Boulder we know and love today.


- NOW AVAILABLE -
BOULDER:
A SENSE OF TIME & PLACE REVISITED
Illustrated 160-page paperback
ISBN 978
-1-59629-974-0 $19.99
Published by The History Press

From the back cover
Journey with Pettem through Boulder’s history in Boulder: A Sense of Time and Place Revisited. Watch the evolution from a frontier mining town to the “Athens of the West.” Learn of murder and bootleggersin the 1920s, survive the Great Depression and follow Boulder’s postwar growing pains as the city matures and residents reflect on its past. Each article is a story in itself but only a small piece of what makes Boulder the city it is today.

Currently for sale:
POSITIVELY PEARL STREET: A Chronicle of the Center of Boulder, Colorado: 1859 to Present
BEHIND THE BADGE: 125 Years of the Boulder Colorado Police Department
A STORY OF GOLD HILL (by Mabel Montgomery, with a foreword by Silvia Pettem)
EXCURSIONS FROM PEAK TO PEAK: Then and Now
INN AND AROUND NEDERLAND: Accommodating the Traveler Then and Now
LEGEND OF A LANDMARK: A History of the Hotel Boulderado (Centennial edition)
SEPARATE LIVES: The Story of Mary Rippon (Hardback)

Also for sale:
PROSPECTING OUR PAST: GOLD, SILVER & TUNGSTEN MILLS OF BOULDER COUNTY by Harrison S. Cobb.
SWITZERLAND TRAIL OF AMERICA by Forest Crossen

These books are for sale directly from the publishers (click on the links):
BOULDER: Evolution of a City (Revised Edition)
COLORADO MOUNTAINS AND PASSES: Day Trips in the Rockies

The following books are out-of-print, but most are still available through www.BookFinder.com and/or other online used book outlets.
BOULDER: A Sense of Time and Place
BOULDER: Evolution of a City (1st Edition)
BROOMFIELD: Changes Through Time
CHAUTAUQUA CENTENNIAL: A Hundred Years of Programs
EXCURSIONS FROM PEAK TO PEAK: Beginning in Boulder
GUIDE TO HISTORIC WESTERN BOULDER COUNTY
RED ROCKS TO RICHES: Gold Mining in Boulder County Then and Now
SEPARATE LIVES: The Story of Mary Rippon (paperback)
THE PEACEFUL VALLEY STORY: Fulfillment of a Dream