Quoted from the 1980 National Register of Historic Places Inventory Nomination Form: "104. Breckenridge Real Estate Company. 105 East Adams. 1957, one story, rectangular plan with recessed porch, turned columns with turned spindles at roof line, painted channel rustic siding, dentil accent at roof line, 1978 two story addition."

Quoted from the 1980 National Register of Historic Places Inventory Nomination Form: "116. Engle Brothers Exchange Bank. 100 South Ridge. 1880, two stories, clapboard-faced, false front, simple thin cornice supported by four evenly-spaced brackets, pedimented lintels and lug sills on windows, corrugated tin roof, Eastlake-style detailing on rear addition."

Quoted from the 1980 National Register of Historic Places Inventory Nomination Form: "114. Fred Harris House. 106 North Ridge. 1902, one story, shingle-faced, small gable filled with scalloped shingles, bay window.""

Interview with Annie (Kramer) Harris conducted 2018-04-15. Interview highlights when Harris first came to Breckenridge in June 1971. Harris had stopped in Breckenridge to visit Bill Tinker and went to visit the town of Tiger.

Interview with Bill Fiedelman conducted 2018-04-18. Interview highlights when Fiedelman moved to Breckenridge in 1972. He began working in construction before starting his first restaurant, Whiskey Creek. Fiedelman then became owner of the Gold Pan in 1975.

Interview with Chuck and Sandie Struve conducted 2018-07-12. The Struves first moved to Breckenridge 1971-08-01 driving over Hoosier Pass. They had purchased the property where the Visitor Center now sits and built Wine and Cheese in front of their home at the end of 1971.

Interview with Dave Pringle conducted 2018-07-10. Pringle came to Breckenridge in the mid-1960s as a middle-schooler on a ski trip. He worked at the Sports Chalet in Boulder before opening up the Alpine Mercantile in Breckenridge in September 1975.

Part one of a two-part interview with Dick Cunningham conducted 2019-08-27. Cunningham first came to Breckenridge in the late 1970s. In 1978, he and his wife had been selling artwork across the country and came to look at a couple houses before buying a place the next day. They opened the Cunningham Gallery on Main Street selling local artwork and high-end gifts.

Part two of a two-part interview with Dick Cunningham conducted 2019-08-27. This portion of the interview focuses on a photograph Cunningham had taken of the Reiling Dredge in 1978-79.

Interview with John Daisy conducted 2018-05-31. Daisy moved to Breckenridge in 1981 after initially visiting the area in 1976. Upon moving to the area, Daisy bought Fatty's Pizzeria. He lived upstairs from Fatty's in what was originally known as the Colorado House, built by the Peabody family in 1876.

Part one of a three-part interview with John Warner focusing on his early time in Summit County beginning in 1980. Topics include the establishment of Warner's dental practice in Breckenridge.

Part two of a three-part interview with John Warner. Topics include the culture and influential people in Breckenridge in the 1980s.

Interview with Rick Bly conducted 2018-01-19. Bly came to Breckenridge as an infant on trips from Denver to visit his grandparents in Salida. His first trips were in 1943-44. Eventually he and his father bought a small drug store at 123 S. Main Street in 1971. The drug store included a soda fountain and store. Bly was also a school counselor, EMT, and owned a janitorial service.

Interview with Roxann Pool conducted 07-21-2018. Pool came to Breckenridge in November 1970 to setup the books for the Slope Bar, which quickly became the All-American. The bar was located at what is now Sothebys and included housing upstairs.

Interview with Steve and Susan Lapinsohn conducted 2018-11-07. Susan's father originally came to Breckenridge in 1976. He owned Summit Skiwear and opened various other stores before running ski rental operations at Beaver Run. Susan and Steve moved to the area in 1992.

Interview with Steve Slater conducted 2018-04-18. Slater's relatives on his father's side have been in Colorado for four generations. He moved to Breckenridge in 1965 at 12 years old. His great-grandfather worked on bridges for the Union Pacific Railroad, he was killed in a payroll robbery. Slater's grandfather was a paperboy for the Denver Post.

Telephone directory for Summit County, Colorado. Area code 303. Residential Edition. Published November 1984 by Lomar, Incorporated. Printed on bottom of front cover: "The Preferred Telephone Book" and "The listings in this Directory were derived in part from updated listings copyrighted by Mountain Bell."

Telephone directory for Summit County, Colorado. Area code 303. Residential Edition. Published November 1985 by Lomar, Incorporated. Front cover features a photograph of a skier, courtesy of Breckenridge Ski Area. Includes a guide for locating residents and businesses when only the telephone number is available.