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Aspen, Colorado
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The society was established in 1963 in the Wheeler-Stallard House, a Queen Anne-style home built in 1888, which now serves as a museum showcasing Aspen's rich history. Source: Aspen Historical Society
This historic house was originally built by Jerome B. Wheeler, a co-owner of Macy's department store, and is a testament to Aspen's silver mining boom era. Source: Aspen Historical Society
In addition to the Wheeler-Stallard House, the society oversees the Holden/Marolt Mining & Ranching Museum, which offers insights into Aspen's mining and agricultural past. Source: Aspen Historical Society
The society houses an extensive archive of photographs, maps, and documents that provide a comprehensive look at Aspen's transformation from a mining town to a ski resort. Source: Aspen Historical Society
They offer a variety of programs and tours that engage the community and visitors in learning about Aspen's diverse history, including its Ute Indian heritage. Source: Aspen Historical Society
