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The Pueblo Flood and Levee ConstructionMain MenuIntroductionThe Flood of 1921Levee LocationLevee ConstructionA media gallery of the Levee's Construction.Bibliography and Special ThanksAlexander J Moore534d3d5224d8b5830fb6e191d6df60cc22362a04The Pueblo History Project
Most of the material used to build these pages came from the Western History Archives at Rawlings Library, in Pueblo. Without the access to the maps and media contained there this project would have never even begun, and without the help of Cecily North, Blake Hatton and Aaron Ramirez at every step and turn I'm sure the finished project would be much less developed. Thank you.
