Rascals, Scoundrels, and No Goods Of Breckenridge

“The parade of saints and sinners that marched across the Summit County Colorado gold rush scene included regrettably few saints. Instead, the frenzied scramble over the Continental Divide to places like Breckenridge, Parkville, Lincoln City, Frisco, Dillon, and Montezuma invited a disruptive element. On the heels of the prospector came the claim jumper. Behind him sashayed the shyster lawyer, the gambler, shady lady, dishonest Injun, gunfighter, bootlegger, swindler, charlatan and cad.”

Do You Want to Laugh? Meet the high-spirited miscreants of Colorado mine camp history:
Rowdies, seducers and swindlers.
Shady ladies, shysters, and cheats.
Scalawags, rogues and lushes.
Their amusing misbehavior will make you chuckle.

Rascals, Scoundrels, and No Goods: Winner! 2007 Colorado Independent Publishers Association Legacy Award.

“Mary Ellen Gilliland’s fast-paced and lively stories of gold rush outlaws, madams and desperadoes make great historical reading.” – Rick Hague, President, Summit Historical Society.

Author: Mary Ellen Gilliland is an award-winning historian who covers history in Breckenridge from 1859 through today.

Paperback. 198 Pages. Dimensions: 8"x5"x.5"

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