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Historically Jeffco INDEX to HISTORICALLY JEFFCO 2002 - 2017 Foothills Genealogical Society of Colorado, Incorporated Post Office Box 15038 Lakewood, Colorado 80215 INDEX to HISTORICALLY JEFFCO 2002 - 2017 Foothills Genealogical Society of Colorado, Incorporated Post Office Box 15038 Lakewood, Colorado 80215 Copyright 2017 ISSN# 0892-0788 Index to Historcially Jeffco, Jefferson County, Colorado 2002-2017 By Volunteers of Foothills Genealogical Society of Colorado, Incorporated Foothills Genealogical Society of Colorado Incorporated Post Office Box 15038 Lakewood, Colorado 80215 Index to HISTORICALLY JEFFCO PART B The JEFFERSON COUNTY HISTORICAL COMMISSION was formed and adopted by the Board of County Commissioners of Jefferson County, Colorado, in 1974 “to provide information to persons and organizations interested in the history of Jefferson County.” Beginning in 1988, the magazine HISTORICALLY JEFFCO was created by the HISTORICAL COMMISSION with Volume 1, #1, Summer 1988, and Volume 1, #2, Winter 1988, published in that year, and continuing with two issues a year until 1996 when only one issue--Volume 9, #1, Summer 1996, was published. A total of 17 issues had been published through that date. From 1997 until the present, a larger single issue has been published each year, with the 1997 issue designated as “Volume 10, Issue 18, 1997. Starting with the issue printed in 2011 the volume was dropped and only the issue number was used with the year of publication. HISTORICALLY JEFFCO, Part B – 2002 – 2017, is included with the Issue, the Year and Page(s) in the index. A set of HISTORICALLY JEFFCO magazine may be found in the reference section of the Jefferson County Libraries as well as at the Jefferson County Archives. We thank the archivist Ronda Frazier for providing us with copies from which to work. Traditionally the magazine has listed all current members of the Jefferson County Historical Commission, and the County Commissioners in each issue. We have elected not to include those names in the index, but they are cited in separate listings on the following pages. A complete list of Hall of Fame members, who have been designated by the Historical Commission is also included. Biographical information on the Hall of Fame members is included in the index when it has been published. 2002 – 2017 Articles & Authors p. 1-10 2002 – 2017 Commissioners, Commissioners Staff p. 11 2002 – 2017 County Archivist p. 11 2002 – 2017 Hall of Fame p. 12 2002 – 2017 Historical Commissions p. 13 2002 – 2017 Names p. 14-74 2002 – 2017 Subject/Location Place Names p. 75-158 HISTORICALLY JEFFCO 2002 - 2017 Articles and Authors Issue #23, 2002 p. 1 New Fossil Trace Golf Course: Tracks Make a Big Impression on New Golden Links – by Jerry Grunska p. 6 Glimpses of History: Jefferson County’s Places from the Past - by Kathleen Norman p. 10 Reflections of a Depression-Era Teenager – by Jerry Grunska and Lawrence Lotito p. 14 Jolly Rancher: Sweetness in Flux – by Jerry Grunska p. 18 Southwest Jeffco Trails and Toll Roads – by Lee Heideman p. 23 The National Historic Register – The Barnes-Perry House - by Charles Hanson p. 24 Jefferson County Hall of Fame: Robert Williamson Steele: Robert W. “Bob” Richardson p. 26 Pleasant Park: In the Beginning – by Karen Land Cranford p. 35 Ralston Remains – by Martha Martin p. 38 Starting from Scratch, Chicken Scratch – by Fran Hackethal p. 44 JCHC Highlights, Members, Staff and Commissioners Issue #24, 2003 p. 2 Traceries – by Jerry Grunska p. 8 Prohibition in Republican County – by Martha Martin p. 14 Moonshiners, Robbers and Frontier Law - by Lee Heideman p. 18 Protecting Your Family’s Heirlooms – by Angela M. Rayne p. 22 Jefferson County Historic Hall of Fame : Lois Cunniff Lindstrom Kennedy: George Morrison, Sr. p. 24 An Historic Setting on a Stop of the Leyden Rail Route – by Judith Allison p. 30 The Leyden Mine – by Lawrence Lotito p. 32 Lingering Along the Lariat Loop: Scenic and Historic Byway - by Carole Lomond p. 36 Golden’s Endangered Sites List – by Milly Roeder p. 40 Lost Places in Jefferson County – by Milly Roeder p. 43 Historic Sites Designated in Jefferson County Program p. 44 JCHC Highlights, Members, Staff and Commissioners Issue #25, 2004 p. 2 The Kidnap-Murder of Adolph Coors III – by Jerry Grunska p. 9 The White Ash Mine Disaster – by Scott Bloemendaal p. 14 History of Coal Creek Canyon Volunteer Fire Department - by Janis Brescia p. 19 Mountain View – One Hundred Years and Counting - by Dorothy Donovan and Jerry Crisman p. 24 Jefferson County Historic Hall of Fame: Barbara & Eugene Sternberg; Robert Boyles Bradford p. 26 Steamboats on Clear Creek – by Richard Gardner p. 30 Jesuits in Jefferson County: The Story of Regis College – by Sally L. White 1 HISTORICALLY JEFFCO 2002 - 2017 Articles and Authors Issue #25, 2004 (con’t) p. 35 Historic Arvada 1850 – 2004 – by Lois Cunniff Lindstrom Kennedy p. 40 Historic Site Designations in Jefferson County p. 44 JCHC Highlights, Members, Staff and Commissioners Issue #26, 2005 p. 3 Morrison Town Band at Red Rocks, circa 1910 p. 4 John Brisben Walker: The Man and Mt. Morrison - by Sally L. White p. 9 Morrison’s Second Centennial – by Sally L. White p. 14 The Brickmaker’s House – bu Rocl Gardner p. 16 Celebrating 100 years at Lutheran Medical Center - by Roberta Bhasin and Carol Salzman p. 20 The Good Eagle: Robert O. Lindneaux, Painter of the West - by Milly Roeder p. 25 Moving Norm’s Historic Buildings - by Milly Roeder p. 28 Hall of Fame 2005: Connie Fox: Reverend Arthur Lakes p. 30 Three Town Founders on the North Fork – by Lee Heideman p. 34 A Small Homestead – by Virginia Faluso p. 36 Great Memories of Red Rocks – by Alex Jorgensen p. 38 2005 Jefferson County Landmark Designations p. 40 History of East Street Neighborhood – by Rick Gardner p. 42 A Dream Realized – by Carolyn Tibbles p. 44 McIlvoy House Restoration – by Kim Grant p. 46 JCHC Highlights, Members, Staff and Commissioners Issue #27, 2006 p. 2 Music in the Mountains – by Alice M. Bakemeier p. 7 Wouldn’t it Have Been Fun-i-cu-lar – by Beth Simmons p. 13 The Story of My Life, A Boy’s Life in Early Golden - by Joseph Thomas Bowden p. 17 Spivak, Colorado, The History of Jewish Consumptives Relief Society – by Marion Metsopoulos p. 23 Katherine Ramus and the Blue Jay Inn – by Milly Roeder p. 29 Landmarks: Golden Chateau – by Richard Gardner p. 30 Landmarks: Ken-Caryl Ranch History – by Richard Gardner p. 32 Jefferson County Hall of Fame: Harold Elliott Bray: Donald E. Ebner p. 34 Lakeside is the Place: A History of the Lakeside Amusement Park – by Robert J. Olson p. 40 From Cattle Ranching to Cold War, Preserving the History of Rocky Flats – by Debbie Grieco p. 44 JCHC Highlights, Members, Staff and Commissioners Issue #28, 2007 p. 2 Roscoe, Jeffco’s Popular, Prolific Placer – by Beth Simmons p. 6 Barbara Crane, A Woman’s Life in 20th Century Jefferson County – by Pat Jurgens 2 HISTORICALLY JEFFCO 2002 - 2017 Articles and Authors Issue #28, 2007 (con’t) p. 9 The Beers Sisters (Part 1) – by Burdette Weare p. 14 A Pleasure Ground in the Mountains: Denver’s Mountain Parks and the Opening of Jefferson County - by Sally L. White p. 21 Tales and Trails: The Background of Jefferson County’s Open Space Initiative – by Jerry Grunska p. 26 Jefferson County Hall of Fame: Hank Alderfer: Charles Warren Dake p. 28 The Mountain Area Land Trust – by Mike Strunk p. 33 Olinger Crown Hill Cemetery: Marks A Century of Serving Families – by Jeanine Spellman p. 39 The Fort: National Register of Historic Places - by Kathryn Ordway and Milly Roeder p. 40 Two Historic Buildings Lost in Jefferson County: The Salter House: Elk Creek Fire Station #1 – by Milly Roeder p. 43 Good Books about Jefferson County History p. 44 JCHC Highlights, Members, Staff and Commissioners Issue #29, 2008 p. 2 The Mt. Morrison Auto Trip: A Postcard Adventure in Which the Touring Friends Visit the Park of the Red Rocks - by Sally L. White p. 8 The Lady Was a Horse Thief – by Edna Fiore p. 11 The Shattucks of South Elk Creek – by David P. Nelson p. 16 The Story of My Life: Autobiography of Joseph Thomas Bowden (1862 - ?) p. 19 The Beers Sisters (Part 2) – by Burdette Weare p. 27 The Sesquicentennial of Arapahoe City – by Richard Gardner p. 30 Hall of Fame: William (Bill) A. Knott: Hal Shelton p. 32 Conifer Barns: Snapshots from a Rocky Mountain Landscape - by Paula Hutman Thomas p. 37 Jefferson County Historic Landmarks: Lost and Saved Jeffco Buildings - by Milly Roeder and Kathryn Ordway p. 42 Message from the Historical Commission p. 44 JCHC Members, Staff and Commissioners Issue #30, 2009 p. 2 Saving the Bradford Perley House on Ken-Caryl Ranch in Jefferson County – by Dolores A. Ebner p. 7 DeForest, Colorado, Birthplace of the Electronic Age, or the Forgotten Home of a Two-Million-Dollar Fraud – by Wayne Gilbert p. 11 Picnics with Jacques Benedict – by Alice Millett Bakemeier p. 16 Lakewood’s Cider Days: Embracing the Past - by Angel Canann and Kathryn Ordway p. 20 Hall of Fame: Laura Miller: Marjorie (Bunny) Clement p. 22 Sesquicentennial Ghost Towns of Jefferson County - by Richard Gardner 3 HISTORICALLY JEFFCO 2002 - 2017 Articles and Authors Issue #30, 2009 (con’t) p. 28 Forgotten Fifty-Niners - by Richard Creswell p. 33 The Founding of Golden 150 Years Ago – by Richard Gardner p. 38 Jefferson County Landmarks – by Milly Roeder and Kathryn Ordway p. 40 Jefferson County Historical Commission 2009 p. 44 JCHC Members, Staff and Commissioners Issue #31, 2010 p. 2 Original Jefferson County – by Richard J.
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