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SUMMARY:Theodore Roosevelt and the American WestHistory Live Durango
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Andrew Gulliford will speak about President Theodore Roosevelt\, and in particular Roosevelt’s connections with Southwest Colorado and his establishment of the San Juan National Forest. \nPresented by the Pine River Library at the Pine River Library \nFor more information\, contact Darcy Poletti Harp\, darcy@prlibrary.org\, 970.884.2222 ext. 522 \n 
URL:https://coloradohumanities.org/event/theodore-roosevelt-and-the-american-west-history-live-durango/
LOCATION:Pine River Library\, 395 Bayfield Center Dr\, Bayfield\, CO\, 81122\, United States
CATEGORIES:History,History Live Durango
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ORGANIZER;CN="Darcy Poletti Harp":MAILTO:darcy@prlibrary.org
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SUMMARY:Following In Ancient Footsteps - An Ancestral Puebloan Tour of the Four CornersHistory Live Durango
DESCRIPTION:Local Interpretive Archeologist Denise Galley will highlight the major Ancestral Puebloan archaeological areas in the Four Corners area such as Mesa Verde\, Chaco Canyon\, Aztec\, and Canyon of the Ancients. \nPresented by the Pine River Library at the Pine River Library \nFore more information\, Contact Darcy Poletti Harp\, darcy@prlibrary.org\, 970.884.2222 ext. 522 \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://coloradohumanities.org/event/following-in-ancient-footsteps-an-ancestral-puebloan-tour-of-the-four-corners-history-live-durango/
LOCATION:Pine River Library\, 395 Bayfield Center Dr\, Bayfield\, CO\, 81122\, United States
CATEGORIES:History,History Live Durango
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ORGANIZER;CN="Darcy Poletti Harp":MAILTO:darcy@prlibrary.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20200924T190000
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CREATED:20200729T174240Z
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SUMMARY:Fort Lewis College Life-Long Learning Program: Beyond the Postcard: Public Health and Landscape ImageryHistory Live Durango
DESCRIPTION:FLC faculty members Cory Pillen (Art History) and Sara Newman (Public Health and Health Sciences) will address the relationship between Western imagery and social conceptions of public health and race during the early 20th century. Although representations of the Western landscape (postcards and paintings) are frequently considered value-neutral\, they often reinforce specific norms and ideals. This legacy has also influenced contemporary understandings of health and the landscape. \n  \nThis will be an online program. For details on how to participate please contact: \nDarcy Poletti Harp \nFort Lewis College Life-Long Learning Series \n970-884-2222 ext. 522
URL:https://coloradohumanities.org/event/fort-lewis-college-life-long-learning-program-beyond-the-postcard-public-health-and-landscape-imagery-history-live-durango/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:History,History Live Durango
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ORGANIZER;CN="Darcy Poletti Harp":MAILTO:darcy@prlibrary.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20200923T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20200923T190000
DTSTAMP:20260626T104041
CREATED:20200729T171106Z
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SUMMARY:Native American Sacred Places with Dr. Andrew GullifordHistory Live Durango
DESCRIPTION:Pine River Library will be hosting Dr. Gulliford for a talk about topics covered in his book on sacred Native American sites: Sacred Objects\, Sacred Places. Dr. Guilliford is a writer\, historian\, and recent recipient of the 2019 Colorado Book Award with deep ties to the American West who also teaches at Fort Lewis College. \nIn researching the book\, Gulliford traveled thousands of miles over a ten-year period to meet and interview tribal elders\, visit sacred places\, and discuss the power of sacred objects in order to present the essential debates surrounding tribal historic preservation. Without revealing the exact locations of sacred places (unless tribes have gone public with their cultural concerns)\, Gulliford discusses the cultural significance of tribal sacred sites and the ways in which they are being preserved. Some of the case studies included are the Wyoming Medicine Wheel\, Devil’s Tower National Monument\, Mount Shasta in California\, Mount Graham in Arizona\, and the Sweet Grass Hills in Montana. Federal laws are reviewed in the context of tribal preservation programs\, and tribal elders discuss specific cases of repatriation. \nThough the book describes numerous tribal tragedies and offers examples of cultural theft\, Sacred Objects and Sacred Places affirms living traditions. It reveals how the resolution of these controversies in favor of native people will ensure their cultural continuity in a changing and increasingly complex world. The issues of returning human remains\, curating sacred objects\, and preserving tribal traditions are addressed to provide the reader with a full picture of Native Americans’ struggles to keep their heritage alive. \nDr. Gulliford will conclude his presentation with an update on the cultural and legal issues surrounding Bears Ears National Monument in southeast Utah\, which is the first national monument in the history of the 1906 Antiquities Act that was supported and sponsored by five tribes. At the end of his talk Gulliford welcomes comments and questions from the audience to be collected and shared by Darcy Poletti Harp\, PR and Programming Librarian at the Pine River Library. \n \n  \nThis will be an online event. For details on how to participate please contact: \nDarcy Poletti Harp \ndarcy@prlibrary.org \n970-884-2222 ext. 522
URL:https://coloradohumanities.org/event/native-american-sacred-places-with-dr-andrew-gulliford-history-live-durango/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:History,History Live Durango
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ORGANIZER;CN="Darcy Poletti Harp":MAILTO:darcy@prlibrary.org
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SUMMARY:Fort Lewis College Life-Long Learning Program: Lessons from the 1918 Influenza PandemicHistory Live Durango
DESCRIPTION:Bayfield author Curt Brown provides an overview of the 1918 flu pandemic. With similarities and differences he will compare today’s COVID-19 reality to history’s worst pandemic\, one with a death toll ten times today’s coronavirus. Human stories put a face on the mind-numbing statistics. \n \n  \nThis will be an online program. For details on how to participate please contact: \nDarcy Poletti Harp \n970-884-2222 ext. 522
URL:https://coloradohumanities.org/event/fort-lewis-college-life-long-learning-program-lessons-from-the-1918-influenza-pandemic-history-live-durango/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:History,History Live Durango
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ORGANIZER;CN="Darcy Poletti Harp":MAILTO:darcy@prlibrary.org
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SUMMARY:Fort Lewis College Life-Long Learning Program: Firing Towards the Future: Steam Locomotive TechnologyHistory Live Durango
DESCRIPTION:Retired nuclear engineer George Niederauer’s interest in steam locomotion is a family tradition. It began five generations ago and burns brightly still. After leaving the Los Alamos National Laboratory in 2001\, Niederauer moved to Durango and rekindled his interest in trains. He helped restore Locomotive 315 and served as president of the Durango Railroad Historical Society for 14 years. “After a career in 20th-century nuclear power\, I enjoy working with 19th-century coal-fired steam locomotives – steam at a much lower pressure.” \n \n  \nThis will be an online program. For details on how to participate please contact: \nDarcy Poletti Harp \ndarcy@prlibrary.org \n970-884-2222 ext. 522
URL:https://coloradohumanities.org/event/fort-lewis-college-life-long-learning-program-firing-towards-the-future-steam-locomotive-technology-history-live-durango/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:History,History Live Durango
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ORGANIZER;CN="Darcy Poletti Harp":MAILTO:darcy@prlibrary.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20200909T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20200909T190000
DTSTAMP:20260626T104042
CREATED:20200727T205753Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200807T184914Z
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SUMMARY:History of the Hispano Churches at Trujillo\, Juanita\, Pagosa Junction\, Allison\, and TiffanyHistory Live Durango
DESCRIPTION:Pine River Library will be virtually hosting a program by local historian Ruth Lambert on the history of Hispano Catholic churches along the San Juan River in Archuleta County and southeastern La Plata County. The churches at Juanita\, Trujillo\, Pagosa Junction\, Allison\, and Tiffany will be discussed. The project included assembling historical information from research materials\, church records\, genealogical data and interviews with knowledgeable people; collecting historical documents and photographs; and documenting the churches through field recording and photographs. \n \n  \nThis will be an online event. For details on how to participate please contact: \nDarcy Poletti Harp \ndarcy@prlibrary.org \n970-884-2222 ext. 522
URL:https://coloradohumanities.org/event/history-of-the-hispano-churches-at-trujillo-juanita-pagosa-junction-allison-and-tiffany-history-live-durango/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:History,History Live Durango
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ORGANIZER;CN="Darcy Poletti Harp":MAILTO:darcy@prlibrary.org
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