Heritage Colorado
Found in 1121 Collections and/or Records:
Birney Seitz, interview on historic land use of Goodman Point : Homesteading, agriculture, archaeological sites, 1990 January 30, 2006 May 31
Interview.
Blanca flor que en el campo naciste, 1958, 2006
Tome, New Mexico. See item 9.13. Quality: Good/ Fair.
Bly Curtis for Colorado Reflections
Bob Armstrong for Colorado Reflections
Bob Armstrong discusses growing up in Walden, Colorado with 7 siblings and reflects on the town in his childhood. Armstrong discusses finding buffalo skulls as a child, working as a trapper, catching muskrats, minks, and weasels, and working as a rancher. Reflects on the Great Depression and how it affected ranchers. Reflects on serving as the town marshall and enforcing laws in the 1930s.
Bob Richardson for Colorado Reflections
Bob Richardson, executive director of the Colorado Railroad Museum, shares his knowledge and expertise regarding the history of railroads in the West, railroad unions, and the working conditions and compensation of railroad workers. Also discusses the importance of railroads for the development of Colorado.
Bob Ruyle interview, 2003 February 6, 2006 July 19
Zack Weingartner interviews Bob Ruyle in Greeley, Colorado on February 6, 2003. Mr. Ruyle discusses municipal, agricultural, and recreational water use, and the conflicts between the different uses, of the Cache la Poudre River. He also talks about his experiences on the City of Greeley Water Board, and his work as a lawyer specializing in water rights in Greeley.
Bonitos caracolitos, 1958, 2006
Tome, New Mexico. All the songs on reel #51 sung by Felicitas Montano and Mrs. Jose de Leon Padilla come from a notebook that originally belonged to Father J.B. Raillere from Tome, New Mexico (1858-1915) Quality: Good/ Fair.
Booley Kelly for Colorado Reflections
Booley Kelly (William Kelly), storyteller and poet, reflects on his move to Colorado in 1953. Discusses Five Points neighborhood in Denver, his first impressions of Colorado, Union Station, and City Park.
Brad Bowles for Colorado Reflections
Brad Bowles, professor of theater at the University of Colorado at Denver, discusses his work with senior citizens to collect biographical stories in order to create plays based on these stories. Reflects on a play he wrote with a student, "The Red Wheelbarrow," and how it led to the creation of what Bowles calls senior theater after a performance at a senior citizen community center. Reflects on his process which includes collecting stories and transforming them into performances.
Brinca la tablita, 1970, 2006
El Guique, New Mexico. See item 17.2. Quality: Good/Fair.
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