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    <mods:title>Glenwood Canyon road, Colorado</mods:title>
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        <marmot:linkText>Glenwood Canyon: An I-70 Odyssey History of the Canyon and Construction of I-70</marmot:linkText>
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      <marmot:placeNotes>The first automobile road through Glenwood Canyon was established in the early Twentieth century. It was a dirt and gravel road and made for rough passage. According to oral history interviewee Gladys Earnest, the state appropriated money to improve the two-lane road around 1918. Convicts initially provided labor and camped in tents along the Colorado River during construction, but they were unable to complete the project. In the 1930&#x2019;s, US Representative Edward Taylor, who was from Glenwood Springs, obtained money for the road&#x2019;s improvement. Beginning in 1938, the road was widened and paved. During the 1980&#x2019;s and 1990&#x2019;s, the road became a four-lane highway and, as part of I-70, one of the gems of the Interstate highway system. The highway&#x2019;s construction was known for using building techniques and design that protected the canyon&#x2019;s ecosystem and beauty.</marmot:placeNotes>
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