Goodnight Pueblo

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Real Estate Agent with Rocky Mountain Realty #EA40039680

 Charles Goodnight must have inspired every Western novel and movie ever made. He was the inventor of the Chuck Wagon, famous rancher and trail driver. Charles mediated for the Kiowa, Comanches and the United States Army. Developer of innovative methods of ranching, and the Polled Angus cow. The cow is a cross breed of an American Buffalo and Cattolo. The Goodnight College in Texas was founded by Charles and his wife Mary Ann Dyer. A local Elementary school also bears the name.

The Goodnight barn stands a few feet from highway 96 on the edge of Pueblo at the bottom Lake Pueblo Reservoir. The rocks for the walls were harvested from the area. The barn is on the National Register of Historic places and is open to the public by appointment. The barn and the rest of the ranch are part of the Colorado State Park system.

 

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Comments (8)

George Souto
George Souto NMLS #65149 FHA, CHFA, VA Mortgages - Middletown, CT
Your Connecticut Mortgage Expert
Dena, thanks for the history lesson, I did not know that he invented the Chuck Wagon.  Who knows that might come in handy in a game of trivia.
Apr 05, 2007 02:32 PM
Dena Stevens Coriz
Rocky Mountain Realty - Canon City, CO
Putting The Real Into Realtor Since 2004
George - I thought so the same thing, I might need this information for final Jeopardy someday.  :<) Anything like this in your part of the world?
Apr 05, 2007 02:44 PM
Sharon Simms
Coastal Properties Group International - Christie's International - Saint Petersburg, FL
St. Petersburg FL - CRS CIPS CLHMS RSPS
That's an interesting barn, Dena. Thanks for sharing it. The local rocks give it a unique local character. I like the diagonal boards on the upper doors as well.
Apr 05, 2007 02:56 PM
George Souto
George Souto NMLS #65149 FHA, CHFA, VA Mortgages - Middletown, CT
Your Connecticut Mortgage Expert
A lot of trivia here Dena, Charles Dickens, Nathan Hale, and many more.
Apr 05, 2007 03:08 PM
Rick & Ines - Miami Beach Real Estate
Majestic Properties - Miami Beach, FL
How great is that!  The scale of this barn is amazing - love those doors!
Apr 05, 2007 03:34 PM
Dena Stevens Coriz
Rocky Mountain Realty - Canon City, CO
Putting The Real Into Realtor Since 2004

At your request Ines, see what happens when you challenge me?  I've got another 'ding' in mind too. You will see it soon. But it's tough to find 'territorial' buildings, Pueblo isn't Taos or Sante Fe. I'll do my best.

Sharon, since you and Ines both commented on the doors I'm going to do more research. To me this looks like a hay barn, and it was.

Apr 05, 2007 03:42 PM
Sabine Pyrchalla
Colorado Springs, CO
This is WAY cool! Thanks for the "disguised" education. I love it.
Apr 06, 2007 01:24 PM
Laura Cerrano
Feng Shui Manhattan Long Island - Locust Valley, NY
Certified Feng Shui Expert, Speaker & Researcher
HI, this is an interesting picture and interesting information about it.  I love seeing these things I never would have seen before (or knowing about the Chuck Wagon).  Thanks for sharing this....
Apr 07, 2007 01:12 AM

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