The Cozens Ranch House in Fraser, Colorado was built by William Cozens, sheriff of Central City after he married Mary York. Mary insisted that they leave the wild mining town, so the Cozens family relocated to Grand County, where they started a ranch in 1874. The homestead was the first in the Fraser Valley.
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This place was AMAZING! I think it's a must stop. You wanna know what I saw? Original ski skims, an insulated cold room in this 1900s house, the original mail slot cut in the late 1800s for the post office, walk the halls of President Eisenhower and stand in a room where he slept. One of my favorite things about this place is they tell you where things are so you can go see them. I don't wanna spoil what else I learned. You start with a family then get to the world of Fraser as it grows. I loved it!!! NOTE: I went in winter - December. Still a 10/10 but I will be coming back in the summer
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I was pleasantly surprised at the history found inside this little museum. The Cozens pronounced cousins were a way stop on the stagecoach road. What was more interesting are the exhibits in the second floor.
Dr Susan Anderson was one of the first female doctors in the west. Dr Quinn medicine Woman is based on her. Ike Eizenhauer ran his presidency from the Cory of Frazier. And the city of Frazier house a number of POWs from Germany...
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If you haven't visited...you really need to. You can easily spend a few hours checking out all of the historical memoebilia, books, very nice pictures and antiques. Interesting stories and history.....A MUST SEE. Can bring wheelchair downstairs not upstairs. A lot to see on both levels. Doc Suzie, 10th mountain division, Indians, Eisenhower,...
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