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1859 Kansas Territory - Descriptions from three journalists of the same scenes - rare and interesting !
The Gregory Diggings were visited by three journalists (June '59) - one of which is known to all - the other two will be...
All had a hand in shaping our young country, albeit in different ways. When reading over these sections (while doing research) I thought it was so cool to read three versions of the same thing by great artists - which they indeed were! Each with a light on what they thought pertinent.
Henry Villard (image on cover art) - Albert Deane Richardson - Horace Greeley
Enjoy their genius, describing the cradle of future Colorado!
Thank you,
JB
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