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GETTING AROUND IN THE PIKES PEAK REGION

Mel McFarland will provide an illustrated look at how people, both tourists and locals, "got around" in the Pikes Peak Region. The time period will cover the very beginning of settlement to the 1960's using mainly period images.  Mel will begin with walking and then continue through horseback, horse and wagon, tourist carriages, street cars, trains, tour cars and city buses.  Mel is a Colorado Springs native, well known railroad historian and artist.  Author of many railroad books as well as…See More
May 1
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Jo Cervone added a discussion to the group Northwest
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GETTING AROUND IN THE PIKES PEAK REGION

Mel McFarland will provide an illustrated look at how people, both tourists and locals, "got around" in the Pikes Peak Region. The time period will cover the very beginning of settlement to the 1960's using mainly period images.  Mel will begin with walking and then continue through horseback, horse and wagon, tourist carriages, street cars, trains, tour cars and city buses.  Mel is a Colorado Springs native, well known railroad historian and artist.  Author of many railroad books as well as…See More
May 1
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Jo Cervone added a discussion to the group Nonprofits
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Crisis to Hope Banquet to raise money for struggling families in Colorado Springs

Want to help a family in need?  Mercy’s Gate (formerly Northern Churches Care), a local nonprofit that provides emergency crisis support will be hosting its annual Crisis to Hope Banquet on Thursday, May 10th, 6:00 pm, at the Antlers Hilton Hotel, Colorado Springs.  This fundraising event gives the community a chance to see the impact Mercy’s Gate has on Colorado Springs and hear from clients that have been assisted by the many services they offer.  All who attend are moved and inspired by…See More
Apr 15
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Jo Cervone added a discussion to the group Cheyenne Mountain
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“The Woodland Park Mystery”

It’s a mystery!  So many people claiming their grandparents founded Woodland Park.  But who really “done it”?   Who were they? There were early pioneers living in Summit Park in the 1870s. Then someone decided to change the name to Manitou Park. That was too confusing with Manitou Springs so in 1890 the name was finally changed again--this time to Woodland Park.  El Paso County at one time included Woodland Park.  By 1890 there were 122 inhabitants in the County, but only the legal voters (all…See More
Mar 21
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Jo Cervone added a discussion to the group Old Colorado City
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“The Woodland Park Mystery”

It’s a mystery! So many people claiming their grandparents founded Woodland Park.  But who really “done it”?   Who were they?There were early pioneers living in Summit Park in the 1870s. Then someone decided to change the name to Manitou Park. That was too confusing with Manitou Springs so in 1890 the name was finally changed again--this time to Woodland Park. El Paso County at one time included Woodland Park.  By 1890 there were 122 inhabitants in the County, but only the legal voters (all…See More
Mar 21
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Jo Cervone added a discussion to the group Woodland Park
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"HAPPY HOUR AT JAKE’S SALOON"

“Happy Hour at Jake’s Saloon” on March 3rd at the Old Colorado City History Center, 1 South 24th St., Colorado Springs from 4:00 to 6:00 pm.   A fun afternoon of  beer tasting, appetizers and homemade root beer all provided by the Colorado Mountain Brewery, located at I-25 and Interquest Parkway.  Special micro brews will be poured by brewery reps and event goers will have the opportunity to learn about and taste a selection of crafted beers. For those who prefer, wine will also be served.The…See More
Feb 15
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Jo Cervone added a discussion to the group Northwest
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Forgotten Female Felons

The program, Forgotten Female Felons, by Sherry Johns will tell the stories of women incarcerated in the Territorial Prison in Canon City, CO.  Were they truly evil women?  Did they kill to avoid abuse?  Their stories, told by costumed colleagues, will bring to life the experiences and humanity of women prisoners from the late 1800’s to early 1900’s.  The program will also include a special display of historical photos and the “Forgotten Female Felons” quilt.…See More
Jan 28
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Donnell Ann Bell replied to Jo Cervone's discussion 'Women Who Fought in the Civil War' in the group Cheyenne Mountain
"Wow, I find this fascinating.  Thank you so much for this article.  I am making a note to attend.   Best"
Jan 9
Bob Stephens replied to Jo Cervone's discussion 'Women Who Fought in the Civil War' in the group Cheyenne Mountain
"Fascinating subject, Jo. Thanks for the info."
Jan 3
Jo Cervone replied to Jo Cervone's discussion 'Women Who Fought in the Civil War' in the group Cheyenne Mountain
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James Van Hoy replied to Jo Cervone's discussion 'Women Who Fought in the Civil War' in the group Cheyenne Mountain
"What day is this being held on? The OCC History Center website doesn't list the date either...."
Jan 2
Jo Cervone added a discussion to the group Cheyenne Mountain
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Women Who Fought in the Civil War

Although much has been written about the American Civil War, a little known fact is that women, possibly as many as 3-400 disguised as men, fought in the Confederate and Union armies.  This presentation touches on the cultural environment these women faced in the 1860’s.  The stories of five women will be related. One of these women was Jennie Hodgers, A.K.A. Albert Cashier, 95th Ill. Infantry, who continued to masquerade as a man after the war and received a Civil War pension till her death in…See More
Jan 2
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Jo Cervone added a discussion to the group Old Colorado City
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Women Who Fought in the Civil War

Although much has been written about the American Civil War, a little known fact is that women, possibly as many as 3-400 disguised as men, fought in the Confederate and Union armies.  This presentation touches on the cultural environment these women faced in the 1860’s.  The stories of five women will be related. One of these women was Jennie Hodgers, A.K.A. Albert Cashier, 95th Ill. Infantry, who continued to masquerade as a man after the war and received a Civil War pension till her death in…See More
Jan 1
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Jo Cervone added a discussion to the group Falcon
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17th Annual Holiday Tour of B&B Inns and Historic Places

The 17th Annual Holiday Tour of B&B Inns and Historic Places is Sunday, December 4th from 1:00-5:00 p.m.  The Holiday Tour, sponsored by the Old Colorado City Historical Society, will benefit this non-profit organization and it’s History Center.  Built in 1890 as the First Baptist Church on “church row” in the original Colorado City by well-known architect Walter F. Douglas, the restored History Center contains a museum, research library and bookstore. The self-guided Tour features…See More
Nov 30, 2011
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Jo Cervone added a discussion to the group Fountain
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17th Annual Holiday Tour of B&B Inns and Historic Places

The 17th Annual Holiday Tour of B&B Inns and Historic Places is Sunday, December 4th from 1:00-5:00 p.m.  The Holiday Tour, sponsored by the Old Colorado City Historical Society, will benefit this non-profit organization and it’s History Center.  Built in 1890 as the First Baptist Church on “church row” in the original Colorado City by well-known architect Walter F. Douglas, the restored History Center contains a museum, research library and bookstore.The self-guided Tour features beautiful…See More
Nov 19, 2011
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Jo Cervone added a discussion to the group Northwest
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17th Annual Holiday Tour of B&B Inns and Historic Places

The 17th Annual Holiday Tour of B&B Inns and Historic Places is Sunday, December 4th from 1:00-5:00 p.m.  The Holiday Tour, sponsored by the Old Colorado City Historical Society, will benefit this non-profit organization and it’s History Center.  Built in 1890 as the First Baptist Church on “church row” in the original Colorado City by well-known architect Walter F. Douglas, the restored History Center contains a museum, research library and bookstore.The self-guided Tour features beautiful…See More
Nov 17, 2011
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Crisis to Hope Annual Banquet to raise money for struggling families in Colorado Springs

Posted on April 12, 2012 at 6:53pm 0 Comments

Mercy’s Gate (formerly Northern Churches Care), a local nonprofit that provides emergency crisis support will be hosting its annual Crisis to Hope Banquet on Thursday, May 10th, 6:00 pm, at the Antlers Hilton Hotel, Colorado Springs.  This fundraising event gives the community a chance to see the impact Mercy’s Gate has on Colorado Springs and hear from clients that have been assisted by the many services they offer.  All who attend are moved and…

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Making the Gather: Longhorns, Loving and the Goodnight Trail into Denver

Posted on July 7, 2011 at 2:41pm 0 Comments

The Old Colorado City Historical Society will present a series of historic lectures, Tuesday Nights in July, starting the 12th with Making the Gather: Longhorns, Loving and the Goodnight Trail into Denver by Robert Carrigan. 

 

Everyone needs a good…

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A Writers Rave

Posted on February 22, 2011 at 4:36pm 0 Comments

Colorado Springs is home to many interesting published writers and on February 26th ,   there will be over 20 of them at the Old Colorado City History Center & Museum.  These writers will talk about their books, what motivates them to write, and the steps it took to have their books published. 

Topics will be Children’s Literature, History, Photography, Antiques, Geology, Spirituality and much more.

For example, the authors of the very popular Geologic Folio:…

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Bicycles of Yesteryear

Posted on March 5, 2010 at 3:08pm 1 Comment

What could be more fun than learning about some of the world’s earliest bicycles and those who repair and collect them! And where is the technology going for today’s bicycles? Come see some of these “ordinaries”

and other styles of bicycles at a program on March 12th at the Old Colorado City History Center, 1 S. 24th Street.



John Crandall, owner of Old Town Bike Shop, will share the stage with Paul Rust and Chris Mike. Paul is the owner…

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