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Interview with Anthony Lord
cou-bha OHP.001-088-001-001 · Item · 2019-04-10
Part of BHA Oral History Project

Interview with Anthony Lord conducted 2019-04-10. Lord first moved to Breckenridge in the fall of 1972-73 at 19 years old. He began working at the ski area on weekends while going to school. He didn't have a car, so he would hitchhike to the area every weekend. His first full-time job in the county was hanging drywall.

Lord, Anthony
Interview with Bill Tinker
cou-bha OHP.001-092-001-001 · Item · 2019-04-30
Part of BHA Oral History Project

Interview with Bill Tinker conducted 2019-04-30. Tinker originally came to Colorado to fulfill his draft requirement by signing up with the Army Reserves. He came to Breckenridge following construction work.

Tinker, Bill
Interview with Bob Rianoshek
cou-bha OHP.001-041-001-001 · Item · 2018-04-19
Part of BHA Oral History Project

Interview with Bob Rianoshek conducted 2018-04-19. Rianoshek moved to Breckenridge around 1977 and began working construction on Georgian Square. He originally came to the area to visit his brothers over the prior years.

cou-bha OHP.001-082-001-001 · Item · 2018-11-17
Part of BHA Oral History Project

Part one of a two-part interview with Cheryl and Jim Beck conducted 2018-11-17. Jim first came to Breckenridge a couple weeks after the ski area originally opened in 1961-62. He competed in a ski race and swore he'd never come back. In late-1963, he moved to Breckenridge and began working at an excavating company.

Beck, Cheryl
cou-bha OHP.001-095-001-001 · Item · 2019-06-17
Part of BHA Oral History Project

Interview with Dan and Emma Kigar conducted 2019-06-17. Dan first came to Breckenridge in 1973. He and a friend came out together and began working for a crew digging a tennis court by the old post office. Emma came to Breckenridge in 1974 en route to Alaska. Emma decided to stay and moved into an old mining cabin.

Kigar, Dan
cou-bha OHP.001-004-001-002 · Item · 2021-07-26
Part of BHA Oral History Project

Part 2 of an interview with Frank Comstock focusing on construction in the Breckenridge area starting in 1969. Comstock worked drywall when he first arrived in the county, working on early construction for the ski resort and the belltower.

Comstock, Frank
Interview with Greg Sullivan
cou-bha OHP.001-102-001-001 · Item · 2019-08-12
Part of BHA Oral History Project

Interview with Greg Sullivan conducted 2019-08-12. Sullivan first came to Breckenridge in August 1971 shortly after turning 18 years old. He had hitchhiked to the area from Erie, Pennsylvania. He rented an apartment at the Red Roost at the corner of Adams and Harris Street. Sullivan began working in construction on modular homes in French Gulch.

Sullivan, Greg
cou-bha OHP.001-096-001-001 · Item · 2019-06-27
Part of BHA Oral History Project

Interview with Jim and Kathy Bunting conducted 2019-06-27. Jim first came to Breckenridge in October 1972. He had learned how to ski at Camp Hale as part of his Army service and was planning to move to Leadville. He instead moved to Breckenridge to ski. Kathy came to Breckenridge on April 2, 1974.

Bunting, Jim
cou-bha OHP.001-097-001-001 · Item · 2019-07-03
Part of BHA Oral History Project

Interview with Mark Karas and Stacey (Karas) Gervasi conducted 2019-07-03. The Karas family frequently vacationed in Breckenridge from Youngstown, Ohio. They moved to Breckenridge full-time in October 1971, living in a brick house on Main Street. Mark was in eighth grade at the time and Stacey was in fourth grade. Their father worked at a ski shop in town and worked construction in the summer.

Karas, Mark
cou-bha OHP.001-093-001-001 · Item · 2019-06-11
Part of BHA Oral History Project

Interview with Martha Enyeart conducted 2019-06-11. Enyeart first moved from Denver to Summit County with her family when she was 5 years old. Her family originally lived in Old Dillon. Her uncle Ira was postmaster at the time and her grandparents also lived in the county. Her family ran a small restaurant and also worked in construction. Her father became sheriff, her husband was a county commissioner and her mother-in-law was the county clerk. At the time, Martha worked on the election board.

Enyeart, Martha (Loomis)