Colorado history

Look at this throwback picture of a California Zephyr train in Glenwood Springs in 1954.

The Chuck Wagon Cafe was near the intersection of North and 3rd and was made up of two Quonset huts.

This Grand Junction history lesson is all about Chet and Vernie Enstrom and the Enstrom family.

Here's what you should know about the life of Ray Milburn Green, Mesa County's oldest resident.

This ferry took you across the Colorado River in the 1800s in Grand Junction.

First invented in 1909 as a safer railroad crossing signal by California engineer Albert Hunt, there is only one wigwag still in operation.

Meet two notorious madams of Grand Junction, Nell Page and Jean Harris.

We'll take you on a tour of some of Colorado's most historic places.

There is nothing like a trip down the Colorado River to get a snapshot of pre-historic Colorado history.

Mix 104.3's Local Love this week is all about David Bailey, who's a curator of history at the Museum of the West in downtown Grand Junction.