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Teller County Colorado Genealogy Resources: School Records
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At present, there are two rural school districts in Teller County. Cripple Creek and Victor RE-1, and Woodland Park RE-2. School RecordsRE-1The Cripple Creek Gold Mining District included towns such as Cripple Creek, Victor, Goldfield which still exist and Summit, Fairview, Altman, Cameron, Anaconda, Elkton, Arequa, Independence, Mound City, and Beacon Hill. The RE-1 school records exist in the Cripple Creek Library. Call (719) 689-2800 for the library or (719) 689-2685 for the district offices. RE-2The Northern portion of Teller County includes Woodland Park, Divide, Florissant. The railroad towns of Midland and Edlow are now defunct. The RE-2 school district has records from 1955 forward in the office in Woodland Park. Call (719) 686-2017 For information prior to that you need to contact the State Archives. The archives have records for 1922 - 1960. This school district was known as District 12. Send a check to cover costs $15.00. Colorado State Archives (303) 866-2358, 1313 Sherman St. Room 1B20, Denver, CO 80203. Colorado Springs School of Deaf and Blind Project |
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The family historian must master the art of storytelling. What, after all, is truth without anecdote, history without events, explanation without narration--or yet life itself without a story? Stories are not just the wells from which we drink most deeply but at the same time the golden threads that hold and bind--Ariadne's precious string that leads us through the labyrinth that connects living present and the living past.
― Joseph A. Amato, Jacob's Well: A Case for Rethinking Family History
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