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Sunday, July 3, 2011


Trailer: Frozen to Death on Pikes Peak: A Cold Case Investigation from PPLD TV on Vimeo.

Frozen to Death on Pikes Peak Premiere
Event Type: History Library Programs
Date: 8/20/2011
Start Time: 5:00 PM
End Time: 6:00 PM
Library: East Library, 5550 N. Union Blvd., Colorado Springs, CO 80918
Location: East Community/Conference Rooms I & II

Description: World Premiere Screening
Frozen to Death on Pikes Peak: A Cold Case Investigation
a Pikes Peak Library District, Video Production Center film

Saturday, July 2, 2011

Special Events -- Manitou Springs Heritage Center

August 8th – The Heritage for Hope Classic Golf Tournament & Cookout

Come support the Manitou Springs Heritage Center  & the Preservation of Manitou Springs organization at the Heritage for Hope Classic Golf Tournament, Cookoout & Silent Auction event.  Proceeds will keep the Heritage Center museum open! This year’s event will be held on August 8th at the beautiful Country Club of Colorado at Cheyenne Mountain Resort Golf Course.
Don’t golf?  A Charity Cookout Dinner and Silent Auction will be held following the tournament in the Country Club’s beautiful Pavilion.


Register Today!

  • Cookout tickets are included with the Golf Tournament Registration.  $35 per person for anyone not golfing.
  • Golf Tournament Registration fees are $150 per player, or $550 per foursome and include an 18-hole golf tournament & tickets to the Cookout
  • Player check-in begins on August 8th at 12:00 pm, and a shotgun start at 1:00 p.m.
  • Prizes will be awarded in various categories at the conclusion of the tournament.

Summer at the Old Colorado City History Center


Tuesday Nights in July ~ Historic Program Series
Old-fashioned Ice Cream
& Pie Social
Tuesday, July 5th
6:30 - 8:30
Bring your family & friends to enjoy an evening on the History Center patio (inside if it rains).  Small charge or food. Kids craft table, games & prize drawings

Making the Gather: Longhorns, Loving and
Goodnight Trail into Denver
Tuesday, July 12th
7:00 pm
After the Civil War, Charles Goodnight and Oliver Loving met up and blazed the Loving-Goodnight Trail spanning more than 2,000 miles from Texas to Wyoming.  Many cattle concerns from Texas, New Mexico and Colorado used all or portions of the trail to move cattle until the advent of railroads in the Southwest.  Speaker Rob Carrigan will cover many miles as he discusses the invention of the chuck wagon, the Texas longhorn, Goodnight's connection to Pueblo, CO and much more. Rob is a third-generation Colorado native.


     The First Battle of Manassas
Tuesday, July 19th
7:00 pm
Illustrated program will cover the build up for and the five days of the first real battle of what turned out to be the beginning of a war that cost us over 600,000 dead Americans and many more than that severely wounded. Program by Johnie Jackson a Historical Society member.  Johnie's great great grandfather fought on the side of the South in this historic battle.

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