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Chief Niwot Image Gallery Statue of Chief Niwot in front of the Boulder Courthouse in downtown Boulder. There are no known photographs of the chief. (Courtesy of the Boulder History Museum)

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Lincoln and Tad Lincoln and Tad Sculpted by Fred and Mabel Torey of Des Moines, the statue was dedicated on the anniversary of the Gettysburg Address, November 19, 1961. The Lincolns had four sons. Tad (named for Lincol

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