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41) "Scratch"

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Editors describe the process of naming the oral history magazine, Three Wire Winter.

42) "Sometimes you'd do anything for a little money." Ralph Belton

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Ralph Belton talks about living and making ends meet in rural Routt County in the early to mid twentieth century.

43) "Steamboat is a town of vitality and youth! I think it's great!" Narrated by Gloria Gossard

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Gloria Gossard describes her experiences growing up in Steamboat Springs and in the process reveals fascinating tidbits of Steamboat history.

44) "That was great, good fun!"

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Carol Finnoff talks about growing up in Denver, traveling to Spain, France, and India, and her adventures experienced during those travels.

45) "The best thing about the good old days is that they are gone!"

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Margaret Alice (Chamberlain) Rossi talks about the trials and tribulations of being a pioneer woman. Includes a biscuit recipe from Mrs. Alva Jones.

46) "There's no time to waste"

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David "LD" Shoffner describes his experiences as a roadie, a bass player in several Steamboat Springs bands, and a film maker. He demonstrates how a positive attitude and hard work lead to self improvement and happiness. Includes one photo courtesy of Rich Allen

47) "They would serve you beer, whiskey, anything you wanted, even not so nice girls"

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The history of the Red Light District in Brooklyn, Routt County is described by Bob Swinehart, Dorothy Wither, and Anton Kline.

48) "They'll never know what we had." Forrest Warren

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Forrest Warren describes his childhood and early adulthood in rural Nebraska and his adult life as a rancher in the Elk River Valley.

49) "This is probably the most exciting time anyone could live in." Richard Soash, Part 1

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Richard Soash describes his experiences growing up in rural Routt County focusing on his education. He goes on to talk about changes in society and people's reactions to change.

50) "Time writes all history"

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Lewis Phillips, Bud Hurd, and Joe Blandford describe the history of three Routt County cemeteries: Yampa Cemetery, Hahns Peak Cemetery, and Elk Mountain Cemetery.

51) "We always loved the woods and worked in them." Art Maijala

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Art Maijala describes the history of lumber harvesting and milling in Routt County during the 20th century.

52) "We got along all right with a lot of work and a little energy."

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Glenn Werner discusses life on a Yampa Valley ranch in the mid-twentieth century.

53) "We lived each particular moment the way it came."

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Local residents Heinz and Ruth Schirr describe their experiences living in World War II Germany and immigrating to Steamboat Springs.

54) "We set up a tent, unloaded the truck and started building. There's no place like home." - Sam McBride

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Samuel Joseph "Sam" McBride describes his early years and his 38 year mining career in Routt County. He provides a comprehensive picture of the changes in coal mining and the need for and formation of mining labor unions.

55) "Well, that line has been disconnected."

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Ardys Brookshire describes her thirty year career as a telephone operator.

56) "When I get to hell I'll have more seniority over everybody... "

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Thelma West shares stories about her time working as a cook for the men building the railroad line between Denver and Craig with authors Jim Anderson and Pat Keena.