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This engaging presentation will feature historic images, maps, and stories from the “ghost” mining towns of Teller City, Crescent City, Park City, and Tyne —once-thriving mining camps located in Colorado’s remote North Park region. Discover the brief booms, rapid declines, and lasting traces of these communities that played a role in shaping the area’s early mining history.
This program is presented by Ashley Doty. At sixteen, Ashley visited the ghost town of Keota —her first Colorado ghost town—and was captivated by its quiet beauty and the stories held within its abandoned buildings. Since 2016, she and her husband, Nathan, have explored and documented ghost towns, mines, and forgotten homesteads throughout Colorado and the greater plains region—including North Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Nebraska, and Iowa.
Cozens Ranch Museum
July 12th, 5pm
Suggested Donation, $5
This exhibit features one of a kind artwork by Edith Schleicher and Kathryn Fresques. This artistic duo brings stunning originals for all to view and purchase this month. You can also meet the artists and enjoy light refreshments during their artist reception on July 26th.
ARTIST RECEPTION
July 26th, 4-6pm
Cozens Ranch Museum, Fraser, CO.
FREE
RSVP to samantha@grandcountyhistory.org or 970-726-5488
The Cozens Ranch Museum Gallery features artwork by Erin Deardorff local photographer and owner of Saving Memories by Making Memories. This exhibit, “Grand Divide” will be a collection of photographs featuring the Continental Divide. We welcome you to meet Erin during her art reception on August 16th, this is a free community event to celebrate local artists.
ARTIST RECEPTION
August 16th, 4-6pm
Cozens Ranch Museum, Fraser, CO.
FREE
RSVP to samantha@grandcountyhistory.org
970-726-5488