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Crossing the Plains. Gold seekers (Fifty-Niners) on their way to Pikes Peak in the Kansas and Nebraska Territories. Line engraving, 1859

Crossing the Plains. Gold seekers (Fifty-Niners) on their way to Pikes Peak in the Kansas and Nebraska Territories. Line engraving, 1859


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Crossing the Plains. Gold seekers (Fifty-Niners) on their way to Pikes Peak in the Kansas and Nebraska Territories. Line engraving, 1859

COLORADO GOLD RUSH, 1859.
Crossing the Plains. Gold seekers (Fifty-Niners) on their way to Pikes Peak in the Kansas and Nebraska Territories. Line engraving, 1859

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1859 Covered Wagon Crossing Forty Niner Frontier Frontiersman Gold Gold Rush Goldmine Great Plains Horse Drawn Mine Nebraska Ox Drawn Pikes Peak Plains Prospector Settler Territory Westward Expansion


Crossing the Plains - A Glimpse into the Colorado Gold Rush of 1859

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. This print takes us back to a pivotal moment in American history - the Colorado Gold Rush of 1859. In this line engraving, we witness a group of intrepid gold seekers, known as Fifty-Niners, embarking on their arduous journey towards Pikes Peak in the Kansas and Nebraska Territories. The image showcases the determination and resilience of these pioneers as they traverse the vast Great Plains. With covered wagons drawn by horses and oxen, these men brave unknown territories in search of fortune and adventure. The engraving beautifully captures both the excitement and challenges faced by those who sought their fortunes during this era. As we observe this snapshot from over a century ago, it becomes evident that crossing the plains was no easy feat. These frontiersmen were driven by dreams of striking gold but had to endure harsh conditions along their path. The image also highlights how transportation played a crucial role in westward expansion during this period. This historical artifact serves as a reminder of America's relentless pursuit for progress and prosperity. It symbolizes not only an important chapter in our nation's past but also represents the indomitable spirit that continues to shape our present-day society.

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