Historia Colorado: Chicano, Hispanic & Latino History in Colorado | Douglas County Libraries

Vol. 1, No. 7 : November, 1924

Unknown - 1924

See article: "Spanish Expeditions Into Colorado" by Alfred Barnaby Thomas. This reference serial cannot be checked out. See article: "Spanish Expeditions Into Colorado" by Alfred Barnaby Thomas. This reference serial cannot be checked out. Show less

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Hispanic Colorado

by Ayer, Eleanor H.

Book - 1982

This book traces the history of Hispanic peoples and culture in Colorado, from 16th century colonial Spain to the early 1980s, including the Chicano movem...Show more This book traces the history of Hispanic peoples and culture in Colorado, from 16th century colonial Spain to the early 1980s, including the Chicano movement (part of the larger civil rights movement). It is part of Archives & Local History's archival collections and cannot be checked out. It is accessible through Archives & Local History at the Castle Rock – Philip S. Miller branch from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday-Friday. Show less

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Hispanic Colorado Resource Guide

by EchoHawk, Dana

Book - 2012

This guide is an annotated list of resources for learning about the Hispanic experience in Colorado. A digitized version is also available online through the Denver Public Library's digital collections. This guide is an annotated list of resources for learning about the Hispanic experience in Colorado. A digitized version is also available online through the Denver Public Library's digital collections. Show less

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Chicano, Hispanic, and Latino Resource Guide, Denver Public Library

https://history.denverlibrary.org/research/hispanic-and-latino-collections

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This list compiles materials such as archival collections, genealogical resources, and research guides for the history of Chicano, Hispanic and Latino peoples in Colorado. This list compiles materials such as archival collections, genealogical resources, and research guides for the history of Chicano, Hispanic and Latino peoples in Colorado. Show less

Hispanic Genealogy Research in the American Southwest

A Bibliography of Materials Available in the Social Sciences/genealogy Department, Denver Public Library

by Sauter, Gertrude

Book - 199-

This reference item compiles resources on Hispanic genealogy in the Southwest, which are or were located at the Denver Public Library as of the 1990s. This reference item compiles resources on Hispanic genealogy in the Southwest, which are or were located at the Denver Public Library as of the 1990s. Show less

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Fort Pueblo

by Broadhead, Edward

Book - 1981

Fort Pueblo, commonly known as El Pueblo, was a trading post and fort that operated from 1842 until 1854 near present-day Pueblo. Not owned by any governm...Show more Fort Pueblo, commonly known as El Pueblo, was a trading post and fort that operated from 1842 until 1854 near present-day Pueblo. Not owned by any government entity, the fort served as a meeting place for people of many cultural backgrounds, including Mexican, French and Indigenous peoples. Show less

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Oral History - Rocio Mendez-Estrada, 2016.004

https://archives.dcl.org/digital/collection/doh/id/528

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Rocio Mendez-Estrada is an immigrant activist and graduate of Castle View High School in Castle Rock. Mendez-Estrada immigrated to the United States in 20...Show more Rocio Mendez-Estrada is an immigrant activist and graduate of Castle View High School in Castle Rock. Mendez-Estrada immigrated to the United States in 2008 from Piedras Anchas (Primera del Monte), Mexico. In this interview, she speaks about her life in Mexico, her early childhood, and her journey to the U.S. She talks about being one of the few Mexican immigrants in Douglas County Public Schools, and discusses her appreciation for her education and family, experiences with racism, and the challenges of poverty and growing up undocumented in Castle Rock. She also talks about becoming an activist for immigrant rights with MEChA (Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán). Show less

Colorado Heritage

The Journal of the Colorado Historical Society : 2018

Unknown - 2018

See article: "The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo" by Charles Saen. The 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo ended the Mexican-American war. It resulted...Show more See article: "The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo" by Charles Saen. The 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo ended the Mexican-American war. It resulted in the cessation of vast amounts of Mexican territory to the United States, much of which makes up the current Southwestern U.S. Show less

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Colorado Heritage

The Journal of the Colorado Historical Society : 1988

Unknown - 1988

See articles: [Issue 1] "Fighting Far From Home: The First Colorado Regiment in the Spanish-American War" by Frank Harper; [Issue 3] "Color...Show more See articles: [Issue 1] "Fighting Far From Home: The First Colorado Regiment in the Spanish-American War" by Frank Harper; [Issue 3] "Colorado's Hispanic Heritage: An Overview" unauthored; and "History of Cenicero: A Once-thriving San Luis Valley Settlement" by Procopio Jiron. Show less

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The Colorado Magazine

Vol. 9, No. 2 : March, 1932

Unknown - 1932

See article: "The Capture of the Espinosas" by Thomas T. Tobin. The Espinosa brothers murdered dozens of white settlers in Colorado. The murders...Show more See article: "The Capture of the Espinosas" by Thomas T. Tobin. The Espinosa brothers murdered dozens of white settlers in Colorado. The murders were likely a reaction to the seizure of Mexican lands by white settlers after the Mexican-American War. Show less

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https://www.historycolorado.org/colorado-hispanic-latino-historical-overview

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A historical summary of Hispanic and Latino history in Colorado, by History Colorado. A historical summary of Hispanic and Latino history in Colorado, by History Colorado. Show less

Encyclopedia of the Mexican-American War

by Crawford, Mark

Unknown - 1999

Due to its format, this encyclopedia is useful for its supplementary information on the Mexican-American War, rather than as a historical narrative. Due to its format, this encyclopedia is useful for its supplementary information on the Mexican-American War, rather than as a historical narrative. Show less

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Forgotten Cuchareños of the Lower Valley

by Sanchez, Virginia

Unknown - 2010

This well-researched book examines complex Indigenous, Spanish and Anglo cultural relations in Huerfano County beginning in the 1860s. This well-researched book examines complex Indigenous, Spanish and Anglo cultural relations in Huerfano County beginning in the 1860s. Show less

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Across the Northern Frontier

Spanish Explorations in Colorado

by Carson, Phil

Book - 1998

This book examines explorations north of New Mexico by Spaniards, including forays into what is now Colorado. It is a rich resource for understanding Span...Show more This book examines explorations north of New Mexico by Spaniards, including forays into what is now Colorado. It is a rich resource for understanding Spanish colonialism in North America as well as the culture and landscape of the pre-colonial American Southwest. Show less

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