Dear readers: Johnnie St. Vrain is spending some time with St. Nick. Enjoy this column from the archives, about the original St. Vrain, published originally in 2010. Merry Christmas! Dear St. Johnnie: ...

Dear Curious: For this one, I consulted with my cousin, Johnny St. Vrain, who answers such questions at our sister publication, the Times-Call in Longmont. In a book about an early Front Range settler ...

Fort St. Vrain was the last fur-trading fort and the most northerly to be constructed in Weld County along the South Platte River. Built in 1837, it was originally named Fort George for George Bent.

The Palace of the Governors Photo Archives announced this week that it has acquired what, in all likelihood, is the only known photograph of Ceran St. Vrain, an entrepreneur and close associate of ...

A question arises as we approach Bent’s Fort, or Bent’s Old Fort National Historic Site as it’s now called: Why here? Why, in 1833, did Charles and William Bent, and their partner Ceran St. Vrain, ...

Dear readers: Johnnie St. Vrain is spending some time with St. Nick. Enjoy this column from the archives, about the original St. Vrain, published originally in 2010. Merry Christmas! Dear St. Johnnie: ...