The Pfeiffer Legend

Photo supplied by Glendean Morse Jones

The Pfeiffer Home at Granger, Colorado.

Until we received the picture above, we had wondered if these
old ruins have once been the Pfeiffer home.

Photo by Owen & Pat Tyler

Notice the thickness of the stone wall near the doorway. It must have
been at least 3 feet thick. Most of the old buildings in this area were built
into the surrounding terrain for the insulation offered by the soil. This is near
the gravesite which is on the land that was part of the Pfeiffer homestead.

We now know that this ruin is not related to the Pfeiffer Homestead, except as a neighbor.

Click the photo above to continue with the Pfeiffer Legend.

Col. Albert Henry Pfeiffer, Sr. Page Navigator

Text Pages

  Summary of The Colonel's Life
  A Bridge To Yesterday
  Research Paper by Valery Goodman-Plater
  Nielsen's View of Col. Pfeiffer
  Research of Unknown Author
  War Of The Knives: A fictional account of the duel for Pagosa Springs
  A story about the Colonelby Md. Chester Mathias,as related to her by Elizabeth Chamberlin Pfeiffer
  Captain fought off Apaches soaking wet and stark naked
  Tenderfoot in New Mexico, fiction by R. B. Townshend
  An Unsung Hero Of The Old West, by Raymond W. Settle

Now, for the first time, you can read an exciting book about this American hero.
Visit the authors web site to order your copy of the Pfeiffer biography.

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The Pfeiffer Legend

The Pfeiffer Home at Granger, Colorado.

Until we received the picture above, we had wondered if these old ruins have once been the Pfeiffer home.

Text Pages

Until we received the picture above, we had wondered if these
old ruins have once been the Pfeiffer home.