The story centers on the real-life figure Elizabeth “Baby” Doe, whose unwavering spirit and tender love for silver magnate Horace Tabor triumph amidst adversity.

Tanya Denise Jackson, 26, was identified as a single mother and U.S. Army veteran who served in the Persian Gulf War, worked briefly in a medical office and lived in Brooklyn at the time of her ...

From a tale of rags to riches to rags, to the only known female buffalo soldier, seven unique stories are on display at the Center for Colorado Women's History.

No, it was real life in the American Old West for Elizabeth McCourt Doe Tabor, known in the 1880s as “Baby Doe” as her second marriage became the scandal of the day.

There have been a handful of high-profile cases in which denied pregnancy was argued as a defense, though not successfully. In 2022, Theresa Bentaas told the court she didn’t know she was ...

Their daughter Rose Mary Echo Silver Dollar Tabor became a Chicago reveler. was scalded to death in 1925. “Baby Doe” stayed by the Matchless.

It is the kind of story that can make headlines and quickly disappear: A young woman gives birth in a restroom and disposes of the newborn, having denied to herself that she was pregnant. Baby Doe ...

Baby Doe turns one of those stories into an empathetic film that plays like a true crime documentary in which the question is not who did it, but why.

The Ballad of Baby Doe was commissioned and premiered by Colorado’s Central City Opera, with a score by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Douglas Moore. The work debuted at New York City Opera in ...

Baby Doe’s story ended 35 years later, when she froze to death, alone and destitute, in a cabin near the Matchless Mine, in her early 80s. The House with the Eye Museum: it’s always watching.

Horace A.W. Tabor (1830-1899) & Baby Doe Tabor (1854-1935) Mount Olivet Catholic Cemetery, Wheat Ridge Photo By Andy Cross/The Denver Post via Getty Images Horace A.W. Tabor struck it rich in Colorado ...