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Florence Rose Bed & Breakfast

“Enter as strangers, leave as friends.” This is the motto at the Florence Rose Bed in Breakfast in Florence, Colorado. Upon ringing the front door bell, or just stepping in the back door, the friendly owners, Andy and Steve, will greet you with a genuine smile. The aroma of homemade cookies and tea will summon

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Florence Rose Bed & Breakfast

“Enter as strangers, leave as friends.” This is the motto at the Florence Rose Bed in Breakfast in Florence, Colorado. Upon ringing the front door bell, or just stepping in the back door, the friendly owners, Andy and Steve, will greet you with a genuine smile. The aroma of homemade cookies and tea will summon

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Cableland Mansion

He was an undefeated golden gloves boxer, part owner of the L.A. Kings and L.A. Lakers and a naval fighter pilot. But none of the above made the name Bill Daniels so familiar with so many. Cable magnate Bill Daniels owned and operated hundreds of TV cable systems. A trip inside his former mansion “Cableland”

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Colorado Prison Museum

I served my time at the Colorado Prison Museum in Cañon City. Experience what it was like to live behind bars as you step behind one of the 32 original holding cells of the Women’s Prison.  It opened from 1935 and shut down in 1968. A story unfolds in each cell. You will learn about

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Holy Cross Winery, Canon City

The magnificent structure of the Holy Cross Abbey in Canon City may first catch your eye, but the winery located next door makes certain you will settle in for awhile. The idea was started by Benedictine Fathers at the Abbey next door and blossomed into a full-blown winery. The owners have since changed but the

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Royal Gorge Railroad

The Royal Gorge Railroad is the fast track to some of the most sweeping views in Southern Colorado. The train departs just blocks from the main street of Canon City. Passengers are rolled below the 1,000 foot granite cliffs of the Royal Gorge. The roaring waters of the Arkansas River below the Gorge are filled

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