A Voice of Colorado No. 121 Version 5.0:

The settlement St. Louis, which preceded Loveland, CO., was considered for the county seat of Larimer County, but lost out to Fort Collins, then a military camp established to protect, among other interests, the Overland Stage Line.

A Voice of Colorado No. 113 Version 5.0:

The history of Loveland, CO. includes a number of notable figures. For example, the early settler named Mariano Medina, who established a stage coach station for the Overland Stage Line. The station would be named “Fort Namaqua”, and would feature a federal post office. A historical marker was established to identify the location of the original Fort Namaqua and the burial site of Mariana Medina. But some argue the location of the marker and the information provided may be inaccurate.

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A Voice of Colorado No. 995:

Get to know the State of Colorado through its history, specifically the town of Burlington, CO., which was established on the Burlington State Stop, on the Cherokee/Overland Trail, where the Overland Stage Line crosses the St. Vrain River. (The Overland Stage Line followed what became the main street of Longmont, CO. or United States Highway 287.)