Augusta Tabor: Enterprising Pioneer (Great Lives in Colorado History) (Great Lives in Colorado History / Personajes importantes de la historia de Colorado) (English and Spanish Edition) - Softcover

Diane C. Major

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0865411727 ISBN 13: 9780865411722

Publisher: Filter Press, LLC, 2013

Synopsis

Augusta Tabor worked! She worked to make a Kansas sod house a home while finding ways to earn money for her family. In the gold fields of Colorado, she worked as a laundress, baked bread for hungry miners, ran boardinghouses, and weighed the miners’ gold and transported it to Denver. She was a Victorian lady who abhorred scandal, but was the innocent caught up in a love-triangle that made headlines across the nation. Having managed her money well, Augusta died a wealthy woman in 1895, while former husband Horace Tabor died penniless.

Great Lives in Colorado History biographies bring the stories of notable Coloradans to elementary grade readers. Each book in the series is bilingual, containing full text in both English and Spanish.

Ages 8 to 10
Bilingual in English and Spanish
69 pages (English 33/Spanish 36)
Paperback
Trim: 5" by 8"
Publication date: 2013

About this title

About the Author:

Diane C. Major is a teacher in Denver Public Schools. Authors of all the books in the Great Lives in Colorado History series are teachers, librarians, or administrators in Colorado schools.

About this edition

• Publisher: Filter Press, LLC
• Publication date: 2013
• ISBN 10: 0865411727
• ISBN 13: 9780865411722
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 69