‘Robin Hood’ of Telluride lived quietly in GJ
This is an interior view of the old Bank of Telluride. Charles “Buck” Waggoner, left, and Mr. Skanland advertise their bank’s stability by displaying stacks of silver dollars — protected by handguns — on the counter.
Special to the Sentinel
This is an interior view of the old Bank of Telluride. Charles “Buck” Waggoner, left, and Mr. Skanland advertise their bank’s stability by displaying stacks of silver dollars — protected by handguns — on the counter.
By
Kathy Jordan
Friday, April 30, 2010
This is fifth and final in a series about a web of violence and vice in Grand Junction, or as some called it, “Little Chicago,” that came to a head in the late 1930s with the…
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