Challenging preconceived notions, the narrative delves into the life of Elizabeth Bonduel Tabor, revealing her complexities and untold stories. It explores her role beyond the shadow of her husband, a prominent figure in Colorado's history, showcasing her resilience, ambitions, and the societal constraints she faced. This fresh perspective invites readers to reconsider her legacy and the impact of her choices on her life and the lives of those around her.
Tracy Beach Libri




My Life as a Whore
- 248pagine
- 9 ore di lettura
Miss Laura Evens, one of Colorado's well-known prostitutes (or whores, as she referred to herself) and madams of the era, was a very colorful character, well loved by her clients and girls, misunderstood by the general public, and until now misrepresented by historians. This biography is unlike any other you've read. Tracy Beach, in her extensive research, found mountains of information from sources never before tapped to uncover a woman who was self sufficient, courageous, and driven. The book reads like a novel with dialog from interviews of Laura by Fred Mazzulla and others, but every word is factual and from reliable sources.If you love Colorado history you'll find this book full of new information about Laura's generosity and compassion for all who had dealings with her. And you'll laugh at the many colorful encounters as she grew in prominence throughout Colorado.
The Tunnels Under Our Feet: Colorado's Forgotten Hollow Sidewalks
- 174pagine
- 7 ore di lettura
The book delves into the intriguing mystery of Colorado's hollow sidewalks, revealing the author's five-year exploration filled with entertaining and educational insights. It highlights the unique features of these sidewalks, particularly the manhole covers adorned with small glass discs, some of which have aged to a striking purple hue. This exploration uncovers a hidden aspect of urban design and history, inviting readers to appreciate the charm and secrets of their surroundings.
The investigation reveals a chilling history of brutal killings at the McCormick farm in Stratton, Colorado, where over 70 bodies were discovered buried on the property. The narrative unfolds as the new owners, troubled by angry spirits and gruesome finds, seek assistance from the S.P.O.O.K.S Paranormal team. Author Tracy Beach meticulously examines police files, court documents, and autopsy reports to unravel the psyche of Michael McCormick, delving into the dark legacy of the farm and its haunting past.