Feitz, Leland (1967) Cripple Creek! - A Quick History of the World's Greatest Gold Camp. Golden Bell Press, Denver.

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Reference Type	Book
Book Title	Cripple Creek! - A Quick History of the World's Greatest Gold Camp
Authors	Feitz, Leland		Author
Year	1967
Publisher	Golden Bell Press	Place	Denver
Classification	978.85803 - Not set 978.858 - Teller County	LoC	F784.C8 - United States local history: Colorado: Cities, towns, etc., A-Z: Cripple Creek
Mindat Ref. ID	12917753	Long-form Identifier	mindat:1:5:12917753:3
GUID	b37b3063-2218-4f6c-8dfb-70ef01614973
Full Reference	Feitz, Leland (1967) Cripple Creek! - A Quick History of the World's Greatest Gold Camp. Golden Bell Press, Denver.
Plain Text	Feitz, Leland (1967) Cripple Creek! - A Quick History of the World's Greatest Gold Camp. Golden Bell Press, Denver.

	*Feitz, Leland (1974) Ghost Towns of the Cripple Creek District. Little London Press, Colorado Springs, CO.*
	*Raines, Ed, Feitz, Leland, Smith, Arthur E. (1985) Great Pockets: The Cresson Vug, Cripple Creek [Colorado]. The Mineralogical Record, 16 (3) 231-238*
	*Levine, Brian (1988) Cripple Creek Gold* - A Centennial History of the Cripple Creek District. The Depot, Lake Grove, OR.**
	*Newton, Harry J. (1928) Yellow Gold of Cripple Creek. Nelson Publishing Co., Denver, CO.*
	*Freeman, Harry C. (1900) A Brief History of Butte, Montana* - The World's Greatest Mining Camp. The Henry O. Shepard Co., Chicago.**
	Smith, A.E., Raines, E. and Feitz, L. (1985). "Great Pockets: The Cresson Vug, Cripple Creek." Mineralogical Record: 16(3): 231-238.
	*(1981) Cities of Gold* - History and Tales of the Cripple Creek-Victor Mining District. Stonehenge Books.**
	*(1967) Distribution of gold, tellurium, silver, and mercury in part of the Cripple Creek district, Colorado. Circular* 543. US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/cir543**
	Dykstra, J.S. (1931) Grand Rapids District Has Some Of The World's Greatest Gypsum Mines. The Michigan Bell.
	Libecap, Gary D. (1980) Money Mountain: The Story of Cripple Creek Gold. By Marshall Sprague. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1979. Pp 342. $14.50 cloth, $5.50 paper. The Journal of Economic History, 40 (2). 434-435 doi:10.1017/s0022050700108782
	*(1949) Structural control of the gold deposits of the Cripple Creek district, Teller County, Colorado. Bulletin* Vol. 955. US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/b955b**

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Feitz, Leland (1967) Cripple Creek! - A Quick History of the World's Greatest Gold Camp. Golden Bell Press, Denver.

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