People

: Tom Swain; A metallurgist and store owner in Paradox Valley, Colorado who gave kids money in exchange for collecting perfect arrowheads. He collected thousands of arrowheads from the area and sold them to the British National Museum in the late 1800's, where they were put on display. The arrowheads were apparently made by North American Indians from the Basketmaker culture.

: Tom Tynan; The warden at Cañon City in the early Twentieth century. He raised pheasants there and distributed them among friends in Colorado. He was responsible for a flock of pheasants in the Roaring Fork Valley.

: Tom Watkinson; "I have lived most of my life in Telluride and have worked in the tourism industry for a majority of my professional career. I've gone from guiding raft, jeep and snowmobile tours through my current position in public relations. I have the knowledge and experience in the tourism industry and the array of expectations that may/will potentially be involved."--from linkin.com. Accessed 2/10/20. Born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Tom attended school at the Northwest University and at the University of Virginia law school. He moved to Telluride, Colorado in 1974, where he still resides today (as of 2020).

: Tom Welch; An Irish immigrant who was killed in a shootout over homesteading rights for a claim straddling the Gunnison and Delta County lines on the East Muddy Creek on August 5, 1890.

: Tom Winston Monson; He was born in Illinois and moved from Missouri to the Steamboat Springs, Colorado area with his wife and family in the early 1880’s, where they were among the earliest homesteaders. He died and is buried in Parma, Idaho.

: Tom the Horse; Tom the Horse was owned by Winston Spangler from Steamboat Springs, Colorado

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