By Marion Savage Sabin

This 148-page book tells the remarkable story of the Town of Palmer Lake, Colorado, from 1820 before its beginning, until the Town Centennial in 1989. The author, Marion Savage Sabin, conducted extensive research and her work is well documented with cross-references.

The history of Palmer Lake closely parallels the early development of the Denver & Rio Grande and Santa Fe Railroads. The rise and fall of railroad passenger service and the new automobile changed the town in many ways.

The book is extensively illustrated with over seventy-five new or re-scanned photographs and illustrations. The person index now covers all chapters in the book. Where known, facts that were in error have been researched and corrected.

This edition has been updated with fresh illustrations and additional content.