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Paul McLoughlin's review of Paul O'Rourke's Telluride Stories

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Call NumberCCW-BR-319CreatorMcLoughlin, PaulDate2024SummaryThis is Paul McLoughlin's review of Paul O'Rourke's Telluride Stories. Paul McLoughlin is a writer on things Irish, family and history. A native of Brooklyn now living in Boulder, he regularly attends the Denver council of historical elders, chaired by Tom Noel, where he met Paul O’Rourke. He was introduced to Colorado by Dennis Gallagher to whom he owes an enormous debt of gratitude.Physical Description1 page : color illustrationBorn-Digital or AnalogBorn-digitalSubjectTelluride (Colo.)--HistoryGeographic AreaSan Miguel County (Colo.); Telluride (Colo.)CollectionDr. Colorado's Colorado Book ReviewType of MaterialBook reviewsNotesThis work is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivatives (CC BY-ND) license. This license allows for redistribution, commercial and non-commercial, of the review, as long as it is passed along unchanged and in whole, with credit to the reviewer.PublisherCenter for Colorado Studies at Denver Public LibraryLanguageeng

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