Lyons Regional Library

Jaime longs to have at least one tooth missing in his first grade class picture, just like his friends, and when picture day arrives an unexpected event gives Jaime his wish.

Planet Earth is presented in a captivating and original perspective in this extraordinary collection of breathtaking images. Through the use of satellites and various lenses and imagery techniques, previously hidden aspects of the planet are brought into full view, among them a thread of gold weaving its way through a mountain range; cities swallowed by shifting sands or dense jungle; and the eye of the fiercest hurricane.

A history of immigration to Colorado. Who they were, why the came, and what they did.

Photographs of the lower east side of Manhattan.

The Tarryall Rural Historic District is located in Park County in central Colorado. The high altitude scenic rural district embraces land along Tarryall Creek and Tarryall Road bounded by the Tarryall Mountains to the north and the Puma Hills to the south. The district begins about 2 miles south of the small service and supply hub of Jefferson on Highway 285 and extends southeasterly for approximately 39 miles to Highway 24 northwest of the small...

This awe-inspiring collection of photographs gives those of us stuck on Earth a glimpse of what our home planet looks like from the window of a space craft... and the big blue marble has never looked more beautiful.

Offers advice on how to use the camera as a sketchbook; discusses how to edit photographs for later painting; and includes a series of step-by-step demonstrations that trace an artist's progress from taking a photograph to completing a painting.

It's class picture day, but for the second graders nothing is going right: their class pet is missing, their former teacher hasn't been replaced, and Olivia refuses to smile.

Mining was far and away the most significant industry in nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Colorado and has remained important since that time. The Pike’s Peak Gold Rush brought unprecedented numbers of people into the region and that in turn led to powerful social, economic, and political changes that brought about the creation of Colorado Territory in 1861, culminating in the admittance of Colorado to the Union in 1876.