Car Rental in Westminster, Colorado
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Rental Cars in Westminster Colorado
Colorado Springs Airport - COS, Denver Stapleton Int'l Airport - DEN -
Westminster Car Rentals
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Colorado Springs Airport Thrifty ASPEN AIRPORT, CO, USA (ASE) 69 E. AIRPORT RD ASPEN-PITKIN AIRPORT ASPEN DENVER AIRPORT, CO, USA (DEN) 7705 CALAWBA CT DENVER INTL APO - IN TERMINAL DENVER DENVER TECH CNTR, CO, USA (DTC) 8006 E. ARAPAHOE ROAD SUITE 100 CENTENNIAL DENVER/CHERRY CREEK,CO, USA (DE8) 455 S. COLORADO BLVD HOLIDAY INN SELECT DENVER GRAND JUNCTION AIRPORT,CO, USA (GJT) 750 1/4 HORIZON DRIVE WALKER FIELD AIRPORT GRAND JUNCTION MONTROSE AIRPORT, CO, USA (MTJ) 2100 AIRPORT RD MONTROSE COUNTY AIRPORT MONTROSE
RIFLE AIRPORT, CO, USA (RIL) 375 COUNTY RD 352 TERMINAL
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INTERESTED IN THE HISTORY OF WESTMINSTER, COLORADO?
Prior to the 1850's, the area that was to become Westminster, Colorado
was inhabited by small herds of buffalo and antelope and was dotted with
small marshy ponds. There is strong evidence that the Arapaho Indians
maintained a semi-permanent encampment in the vicinity of Gregory Hill.
The discovery of gold on Little Dry Creek in 1858 encouraged pioneers to
settle in Colorado rather than continue on to the promise of riches in
California. The Homestead Act of 1862 also brought many people from the east
to settle in the Colorado Territory. Jim Baker, for whom Baker Elementary
School, Jim Baker Reservoir, and the Baker area is named, has been called
the 'Forgotten Mountain Man'. He served the Government as a Scout, Guide and
Interpreter. He knew several Indian dialects and was Chief of the Shoshoni
for a time. He married Marina in 1846, settled on land near 52nd and
Tennyson in 1859, and homesteaded in 1863. He operated a toll ferry and
store across Clear Creek, where the old Cherokee Trail crossed the stream,
which became known as Baker's Crossing. Jim Baker left our area in 1871 to
live in Snake River, Wyoming. There is a stained glass window in the State
Capitol to honor him as being the first white man to come this far West and
make way for the Pioneers.
September 19, 2007