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SUMMARY:1883 Old Dillon Schoolhouse Museum – Open for Tours Fridays 9/11\, 9/18\, 9/25
DESCRIPTION:1883 Dillon Schoolhouse Museum – Open for Tours \nDays: Fridays 9/11\, 9/18\, 9/25 \nTime: 11:00 am – 1:00 pm \nLocation: 403 E. LaBone Street\, Dillon\, CO 80435 \nCost: Free\, Donations accepted \nRegistration: None \nCan you recite the 1892 Pledge of Allegiance? Did you know the townsite of Old Dillon is underwater? Stop by from 11 am -1 pm Tuesday – Friday for a tour of the schoolhouse and 2 historic cabins and learn about the town on the move and how a one-room schoolhouse made history. \n \n \n  \nIf you have any questions\, please call 970-468-2207.
URL:https://summithistorical.org/events/1883-dillon-schoolhouse-museum-open-for-tours-5-5/
LOCATION:Summit Historic Park\, 403 LaBonte Street\, Dillon\, CO\, 80435
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SUMMARY:Education Committee Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Education Committee Meeting \nDillon Schoolhouse \nTime: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
URL:https://summithistorical.org/events/education-committee-meeting-13/
LOCATION:Summit Historic Park\, 403 LaBonte Street\, Dillon\, CO\, 80435
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SUMMARY:Do You Believe the Family Story? Emma\, A Woman’s Story from Immigration to Homesteader
DESCRIPTION:Do You Believe the Family Story?\nEmma\, A Woman’s Story from Immigration to Homesteader \nJoin Jean Larson Adams as she explains the complicated research into a family story about Emma Bengtsdotter\, a Swedish woman who is not Jean’s ancestor. It all started with Jean’s research into the Swedish immigrants in Summit County\, Colorado\, and their occupations. One stood out – Emma (Bengtsdotter) Ballif\, whose occupation was listed as a hay farmer in the 1910 census. A family story claimed that a man owed Emma $12.00. When he realized he couldn’t pay\, he gave Emma his homestead. Would you believe that story? Jean’s research started in Swedish records\, then she went down the rabbit hole of US Federal Censuses\, newspaper articles\, oral histories\, land records\, maps\, and cemetery records. The struggles to homestead land in the Rocky Mountains are documented in Emma’s Bureau of Land Management Application and Final Proof Statement. Jean discovered some fascinating twists to Emma’s homestead story and a connection to living relatives in Sweden. \nDate: Wednesday\, October 7\, 2026 \nTime: 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm \nLocation: Old Dillon Schoolhouse \nCost: Registration required\, Free \nPresenter: Jean Larson Adams has been a member of Summit Historical Society for over 10 years. During her academic career\, she earned BS and MS degrees in Science from Purdue University and an MBA from the University of Indianapolis. In 2011\, Jean retired and moved to Colorado to be near her family. Genealogy and Colorado history became her new hobbies. In the summer\, Jean lives in Breckenridge and volunteers with the Summit Historical Society as a schoolhouse museum docent and historical boat tour guide. During the winter months\, Jean resides in Lone Tree\, where she volunteers at the Lone Tree Arts Center\, Cherokee Ranch and Castle\, Columbine Genealogy\, and the Swedish Genealogical Society of Colorado. \n \n  \n \nIf you have any have any issue with registration or have questions\, contact us at debbie@summithistorical.org or call at 970-468-2207.
URL:https://summithistorical.org/events/do-you-believe-the-family-story-emma-a-womans-story-from-immigration-to-homesteader/
LOCATION:Summit Historic Park\, 403 LaBonte Street\, Dillon\, CO\, 80435
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261110T160000
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SUMMARY:SHS Board Meeting
DESCRIPTION:SHS Board Meeting \nDate: November 10Time: 4:00 – 6:00 PMLocation: 403 LaBonte St.\, Dillon\, CO \nThe SHS Board Meeting will be held from 4:00 to 6:00 PM. All board members are encouraged to attend.
URL:https://summithistorical.org/events/shs-board-meeting-7/
LOCATION:Summit Historic Park\, 403 LaBonte Street\, Dillon\, CO\, 80435
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261114T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261114T160000
DTSTAMP:20260903T205201Z
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SUMMARY:13th Annual Holiday Bazaar & Silent Auction
DESCRIPTION:13th Annual Holiday Bazaar \nLocal artists offering stained glass\, fiber/wood art\, food gifts\, holiday decor\, photography\, jewelry\, soaps\, clothing & more! The Historical Society will also highlight its collection of published books.  Guests can take part in Charity Grab Bags and spin the Spin-to-Win Wheel for a chance to win exciting prizes\, including a special grand prize! \nConcessions provided by Young Life \n\nDate:  Saturday\, November 14\nTime: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM\nCost:  Free\nLocation: Summit High School\, 16201 Co Hwy 9\, Breckenridge\, CO\nNOTE:  Cash or checks preferred. Credit cards accepted by some vendors.\n\n  \nOnline Holiday Auction – Auction Link – Coming Soon  \nCelebrate the season by bidding\, giving\, and preserving Summit County’s rich history! \nOur Online Holiday Auction is Coming!  Kick off the holiday season early with our Holiday Auction\, opening one week before the Bazaar!  This year’s auction features an exciting collection of exclusive experiences and vintage treasures\, each with its own story and a special connection to our mountain heritage. \nEvery bid directly supports the Summit Historical Society’s preservation and education programs. \nShop local. Support history. Celebrate the season. 
URL:https://summithistorical.org/events/13th-annual-holiday-bazaar-silent-auction2026/
LOCATION:Summit High School\, 16201 CO-9\, Breckenridge\, CO\, 80424
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261119T170000
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SUMMARY:The Old Swede and the Ghost of Gore Canyon; Tales of Henry Recen - November Meet and Greet
DESCRIPTION:The Old Swede and the Ghost of Gore Canyon \nHenry Recen (the Old Swede) is commonly credited with building the first cabin in Frisco and his wife Katie was the first white woman in the area. Did you know that he had two brothers Andrew and Daniel? They are not mentioned in the Frisco “first cabin and founder” narrative. The story of the Recen brothers starts in Sweden\, winds its way through the Kansas prairie\, Central City\, Idaho Springs and culminates in the Ten Mile Canyon Mining District. Join Jean Adams as she expands on the story of Henry and his brothers involving a town that burns\, a post office name\, a lost silver mine\, an invention\, and a laughing ghost. \nDate: November 19\, 2026 \nTime: 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm \nLocation: Summit Historical Museum\, 403 E. LaBonte Street\, Dillon\, Co 80435 \nCost: Registration required\, Free \nIf you have any have any issue with registration or have questions\, contact us at debbie@summithistorical.org or call at 970-468-2207.
URL:https://summithistorical.org/events/henry-recen-meet-and-greet/
LOCATION:Summit Historic Park\, 403 LaBonte Street\, Dillon\, CO\, 80435
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SUMMARY:Education Committee Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Education Committee Meeting \nDillon Schoolhouse \nTime: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM \n\n \n 
URL:https://summithistorical.org/events/education-committee-meeting-15/
LOCATION:Summit Historic Park\, 403 LaBonte Street\, Dillon\, CO\, 80435
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