Heritage Colorado
Found in 51 Collections and/or Records:
Arie Taylor for Colorado Reflections
Chris Whitacre for Colorado Reflections
Interview at Pinenut Festival, Schurz, Nevada., 2006, 1968 September 28
Interview covers the Circle Dance; and pinenut prayer.
Olietta Moore for Colorado Reflections
Olietta Moore, born and raised in Colorado, reminisces on her childhood growing up in the Barnum neighborhood, opening of the Colfax Viaduct, and riding the Barnum streetcar. Discusses writing music, attending the University of Denver at the Lamont School of Music, and entertaining soldiers after World War I. Moore reflects on the creation of the Cosmopolitan Club, fighting against segregation, and the Klu Klux Klan in Denver. Briefly mentions her work as a hard rock miner.
Oral History Interview with Aida Richardson, 2004 May 21, 2006 August 5
Interview with Aida Richardson from the De donde eres: Cultural Origins of the Southern Colorado Latino/Hispanic Community Collection.
Oral history interview with Andy Vidovich, about 1968, 2006
Vidovich discusses the Stewart Indian School in Carson City, Nevada; Mason Valley; Jack Wilson, also known as Wovoka; Thompson; Alida Bowler; and Schurz, Nevada.
Oral history interview with Birdie Dave., 2006, 1969 May 8
Birdie Dave sings the Ghost Dance song, the Hand Game song, and the Circle Dance.
Oral history interview with Birdie Dave, Helen Williams, and Rose Moose., about 1969, 2006
The women talk about tattooing; water babies; pinenutting; steam baths; and ants.
Oral History Interview with Brenda Quinones, 2004 September 3, 2006 August 5
Interview with Danny Walters from the De donde eres: Cultural Origins of the Southern Colorado Latino/Hispanic Community Collection.
Oral history interview with Essie Allen
First part of recording is an informal discussion over lunch with a woman identified as Essie Simon Allen. Second part of the recording is the summary of the circumstances of the interview by the interviewer; discussed the death of her father John Simon and a friend George Johnny [spelling unknown], family history, and Indian medicine.
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