- 38th
state. The
Spanish adjective "colorado"
means "colored red" or "ruddy".
Colorado is
nicknamed the "
Centennial State"
because it
became a
state 100...
-
choosing Centennial as the
official name
during the vote. The name
reflects Colorado's
admission to the
Union as the 38th
state in 1876, the
centennial year...
- A
centennial, or
centenary in
British English, is a 100th
anniversary or
otherwise relates to a century.
Notable centennial events at a
national or world-level...
- Hansen,
James E. Democracy's
College in the
Centennial State: A
History of
Colorado State University.
Colorado State University: Fort
Collins 1977, pg. 51....
-
Official state,
federal district, and
territory nicknames are
highlighted in bold. A
state nickname is not to be
confused with an
official state motto....
- The
parklands were
added to the New
South Wales State Heritage Register on 27
March 2000.
Centennial Park is home to a
number of wild
animals including...
- The
Centennial Light is an
incandescent light bulb
recognized as the
oldest known continuously operating light bulb. It was
first illuminated in 1901,...
- 1861, and the
Great Seal of the
State of
Colorado on March 15, 1877. The
State of
Colorado is
nicknamed the
Centennial State because to
joined the
Union on...
- and
establish Centennial with a school, houses, and farms. The
village of
Loveville was
founded in 1855 to the west of
Centennial.
State Route 3017, locally...
- The
Centennial International Exhibition,
officially the
International Exhibition of Arts, Manufactures, and
Products of the Soil and Mine, was held in...
