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04 Aug Telluride Museum's next Fireside Chat features KOTO history, 8/5

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[click “Play”, Susan speaks with Jim Bedford] Thursday, August 5, the Telluride Historical Museum’s next Fireside Chat asks the question: “What Came First the KOTO or the Community Radio?” The talk features the two guys with the answer: Jim Bedford and Jerry Greene. Ben Kerr...

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23 Feb Telluride Museum hosts Fireside Chat at Capella

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[click “Play”, Amy Kimberly speaks about the history and impact of the Telluride AIDS Benefit] The Telluride Historical Museum is hosting another of its popular Fireside Chats, this one at Capella Telluride in the Mountain Village: The True Telluride Story – Telluride AIDS Benefit. Kandee...

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08 Feb Telluride Museum presents: “How I Came to Love a Pedestrian Village”

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As Telluride looks to a more sustainable future, is every old model new again? On February 10, 6 p.m., The Telluride Historical Museum presents a lively, invitation only, slide show illustrating the unprecedented 1979 investigation of the gold standard for mountain communities: Zermatt, Switzerland. In 1978  the...

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01 Feb “High Altitude Baking with Chef Bud Thomas” at Telluride Museum, 2/3

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Chef Bud and Jenna Thomas Telluride is always high. And we mean that in a good way. The town and its surrounding mountains range between 9,000 – 14,000 feet, great if you like skiing, hiking, parasailing, mountain biking, lots of sports, but challenging for basics...

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21 Jan Telluride Museum presents Fireside Chat at The Peaks, 1/21

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[click “Play” to hear Susan’s conversation with Sasha Cucciniello] Julia Archibald Holmes The Telluride Historical Museum’s Fireside Chat series continues this winter with “Women in Their Words.” The event takes place Thursday, January 21, 5 p.m., in the Great Room at The Peaks Hotel &...

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17 Dec Telluride Museum: Old-fashioned Xmas at the Schmid Ranch 12-19

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[click “Play” for Susan’s conversation with Marvin Schmid and Patty Vanvelder] On Saturday, December 19, the Telluride Historical Museum and the Schmid Family co-host an Old-fashioned Christmas at Schmid Ranch, featuring Santa, Rowdy Roudebush, horse drawn sleigh rides, hot chocolate, cowboy coffee, a bonfire and...

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02 Dec Telluride Museum continues lecture series December 3

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[click “Play” to hear Dr. Webster talk about pre-European Southwestern textiles] Telluride Unearthed, a lectures series at the Telluride Historical Museum, continues on Thursday, December 3, with guest speaker Dr. Laurie Webster. The subject: “The Telluride Blanket in Context: An Overview of Prehistoric Weaving in the Southwest.”...

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17 Nov Telluride Museum numbers are up

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The economy may be in the deep freeze, but it's a hot time for the hospital on the hill, aka, the Telluride Historical Museum. Echoing the spike in circulation reported by the Wilkinson Public Library, the Telluride Historical Museum this week announced dramatic growth in...

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10 Aug Telluride Museum: Hike into History

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Telluride author and historian, Rudy Davison met a group of nearly twenty locals and visitors early Saturday morning, August 8, at the Telluride Historical Museum. Davison led us up past the Bridal Veil power plant and up into Gray's Basin for a look at, and...

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06 Aug Telluride Museum: Davison leads hike to Mayflower Mine

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[click “Play” to hear Eileen’s interview with historian Rudy Davison] The Telluride Historical Museum will host “Hike into History”, Saturday, August 7th” with local historian Rudy Davison guiding a free hike to the Mayflower Mine in Gray’s Basin.  The Mayflower Mine sits at 11,953 ft...

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