Helping history in Hunter Creek
Volunteers touch up 19th century buildings in Hunter Creek Valley
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Volunteers touch up 19th century buildings in Hunter Creek Valley
A local group’s efforts to preserve structures in the Hunter Creek Valley dating to the 1890s received a boost with U.S. Forest Service approval for the plan and a $75,000 pledge from the Trust for Public Land.
A group of locals led by a former Pitkin County commissioner have formed a non-profit organization to save historic cabins and other structures in the Hunter Creek Valley.
The board of directors of Aspen Journalism and I have been reflecting for days now on the recent passing of George Stranahan. Many of us worked with George for years, even decades, on various projects…