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    Jeffco North Area Stadium Complex

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    A free tour at the School of Mines in Golden CO. Enriched…read morewith geo local finds and items from around the globe. This museum probably has items you've never seen in a museum before as many items were found in Colorado. If you have a couple hours to spend and you're in town it's worth stopping by. Check their hours online as it can change during holida

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