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cou-bha OHP.001-056-001-001 · Item · 2018-07-12
Part of BHA Oral History Project

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.

Struve, Chuck
Interview with Gary Martinez
cou-bha OHP.001-062-001-001 · Item · 2018-07-25
Part of BHA Oral History Project

Interview with Gary Martinez conducted 2018-07-25. Martinez first came to Breckenridge to visit in the early 1970s. After growing up in Ohio, Martinez moved to Colorado permanently in 1976. He lived in Steamboat originally and moved to Summit County in March 1978. He worked for then-Senator Tom Glass as a Criminal Justice Coordinator and worked for the Council of Governments. He worked with Bob Farris, the Summit County sheriff at the time. Martinez became the Town Manager for Breckenridge in 1985.

Martinez, Gary
cou-bha OHP.001-063-001-001 · Item · 2018-07-26
Part of BHA Oral History Project

Interview with Anne (Aronson) Ojennes conducted 2018-07-26. She arrived in Summit County in the summer of 1979. She ran out of gas and rolled off the highway at the Frisco exit. At the information booth, she met Nancy McClure. She was coming to visit a friend who was living in a tipi off a trail near Frisco at the time. She worked as a maid at a hotel for two weeks and hitchhiked to Carter Park in Breckenridge. Ojennes moved to her own tipi off Tiger Road and worked as a breakfast waitress at the Gold Pan beginning in the fall of 1979.

Ojennes, Anne (Aronson)
cou-bha BHA.0011-001-009-001 · Part · 1975 September
Part of Town of Breckenridge Inventory of Historic District Structures, 1975-1980

Handwritten on reverse: "B & S [Bartlett and Shock]; Lots 77, 78 and 79; Buildings 11, 12 and 13; East face". The Chinese Laundry building is pictured center, with Springmeyer building on the left (105 North Main) and Summit County Journal Office building far right (109 North Main).

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