Baby Doe Tabor

1854–1935 (age 81)

Biography

Baby Doe Tabor was a woman of remarkable resilience who lived through one of America's most colorful and turbulent eras. Born during the height of the Colorado silver boom, her life was intertwined with the dramatic fortunes of the American West and the legacies of mining wealth.

Mrs. Tabor's story reflects the complexities and challenges of her time, marked by both triumph and hardship. She is interred at Mount Olivet Cemetery, where her memory endures as part of Colorado's rich and storied history.

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