We have never done any of these spots before these are all brand new so if somebody has done the pub crawl before because this is our 7th annual we're going to a whole new place says I'm really looking forward to it because I get to hear a lot of new history that I've never gotten here before we've got speakers at each each place over it is we've got sin Sandra corner and George Sibley the 2 of them had both run newspapers at certain periods out of that building so they've got their own stories to share and I mean they were run in these newspapers when I cursed to be it was still a very much wild west town so they got some really interesting stories and they were very near and dear to a lot of the old timers hearts that were here so they. You know it's always fun chatting with those guys and reading any stories or any books that they publish and I just I can't wait to hear their history and so they're where again there it is ease and Izzy's used to be where they were in the paper out of his books are saying yeah curse you Pilar and out of there it was also the 1st office of the ski area course to be limited so that was where Fred Rice and Dick f.l.n. Were 1st located in that building and nowadays you know it kind of set off back from all Cavaney Oh but it used to be located where the brick oven is today right there next to the grubstake So it's moved around it's got a long history it was a barber shop at one point you know it seen a lot of things go through there was a sign shop and now it's you know Izzy's which is a great great bagel place so I guess and so you get to see. George Sibley and Sandy corner are going to be talking there about their time on the pilot That's awesome you know not just their time but. You know a lot of course of your history those guys have a lot of roots here so it's going to be more than just their newspapers great right and then what else we got after that we've got the art isn't right gallery again a really fabulous. Building and what we have Dr to and then and Bush and Barbara Mason speaking there which is going to be a dynamic duo really fun funny here. Of course Dre knows so much about everything and Barbara actually used to run the senior center that was ran out of that building so she's got her own personal history there but that building in particular you know I really like that story used to be a fraternal Union. So it has a lot of history about immigration and in creating communities through 3 places and this building I want to say it's an eighty's building but I also have to go on this tour in order to make sure that I get my dates right that's what's important do right it kind of sets a straight on a lot of things that you thought you may already know and like I had no idea that the pilot was out of business. And then 3rd location over bones who's going to be there we have a new guest a new speaker Brian Levin he is a local. He's just really interested in history and he's published a couple times in the newspaper as well as our local about local history including Gunnison history you know he's really self-taught so I'm interested to see what he brings to the table it's going to be different and something that none of us have ever heard before perfect and again another really cool building it was a power house originally and a lot of us know it as the power house and it's reference to that but it was literally actually the power house they used have a water wheel that's why it's located right there on Coal Creek and the water real you know again I have to check my dates but I want to say it produce electricity into it through the forty's so it's only recently not been our source of electricity wow that's crazy Ok So 3 locations were they again we've got bones the artisan regularly and Izzy's and this will be Thursday at 30. Day It starts at $430.00 at the course to be a man Heritage Museum Ok you'll come in and you'll check in and you'll receive a commemorative glass which is really nice and you know I have a glass from every year which I'm really excited about but basically it's a pint glass that you'll take with you to each of these locations and the 1st drink is free and the everywhere will be serving beer or wine bones my it's are a margarita like they like to do but I'm not going to hold them to that and. Yet 1st drink is free and then every location at every location Yeah sear guaranteed at least 3 drinks and we also when you come in and you check you get your commemorative class. There's also food available we have a lot of appetizers coming from various businesses around town as well as you know our friends in our supporters cooking up some good stuff that's awesome All right so. Where could we get tickets again you can swing by the museum at 331 elk Avenue you'll see that our buildings getting some work these days so you can really miss us where we're just starting our rehabilitation project you can also call us at 349880 or you can even buy tickets on line across to the museum dot com Again there's only $75.00 spots available it's $45.00 which is pretty one of our cheaper events which is really great. And of course you have to be $21.00 and over to participate. But like I said tickets will go quickly only 75 spots we sell out every year and on the day people are calling us trying to get get tickets as you can we have access I know it I know it and that's how it should go I like the handshake business that we got going on here in Crested Butte Well all right so a great info session here with courage or over at them Crested Butte. Heritage Museum thanks so much for stopping end and letting us know what's going on we're going to get right back to the music Here's Charles Charles Bradley and the man a high end Manahan Street Band love a new baby on k v u t. The Well. Let's see the. Alamo. It's. From let's say. You. Ask me. Something. To keep. Yes. It's. The. Same. Yes. You. Would. Get. The coming. Weeks. To. Go and. Get it. This program is brought to you by the government and country shopper as he called emailed or entered your advertisement in this week's shopper deadlines or Tuesday at 10 am for personal ads and Tuesday at 2 pm for business ads 970-641-3148 Gunnison Shopper dot com Oh my goodness I hope you're ready for fresh tracks we got Kelly jets and ready to take the air chair he's flown out some amazing tracks to take you in to the 1030 time slot but before that I got by request going out for my. Brothers with sea bird. Ok beauty. Her sleep. Let's. That's. One of the great missing the Gunnison country is that with a 70 day growing season it is impossible to raise agricultural produce before the arrival of the vendor in Rio Grande in Denver South Park railroads in 881 and 82 the Gunnison country had to be sustainable meat and milk were available immediately with beef cattle and milk call's by 1910 the Gunnison country had 300 ranches 40000 cows 10000 horses 100 hogs and 200 mules creamers began to. At least one was located on South Main Street in Gunnison had a capacity of a 1000 pounds a day the creek Creamery a Castleton handled 800 pounds of milk daily and produce cheese and butter and the how Villar Jack's cabin Creamery turned out milk and 75 pounds of butter a week many individual ranchers had milk cows and produce their own cream and butter ice was necessary to preserve food and big ice ponds exist as southwest of Gunnison turning out 25000 tons of ice every year most ranchers were located near streams and filled ice houses to preserve food fish were a great food source and 2 big ponds are put in a 937 just north of Gunnison on the George Anderson ranch 100005210 inch Rainbows were planted bright lights are put in over the ponds to attract insects to feed the fish ha Decker had a 520 acre ranch near the base a Crested Butte mountain and named it hillside he had a large fish hatchery with a 30 acre lake stocked with trout in the 890 s. And shipped 2000 pounds of trout a year at $0.30 a pound selling a lot of it locally meat markets are also big business in the Gunnison country as early as $879.00 Charlie Stevens had a corral 100 feet square on the corner of Main and to me cheap he ran a 30 by 30 foot building and started to meet shop Stevens did the biggest business in town customers would line up 50 to 100 waiting their turn to buy beef in the early morning keeping the meat cutters busy potatoes are also a big business in the Gunnison country with almost every rancher raising them and storing them in a root cellar The Hayemaker family had a 400 acre farm on the east side of the Gunnison River 7 miles north of Gunnison with a loss Canyon places today they used a water turban to pump Gunnison river water 200 feet from the river and onto a maze on the east side rising 75 feet en route a Makers irrigated $400.00 acres and shipped so many potatoes at the Rio Grande railroad build a spur there they average 4 to 6. Tonnes of spuds on acre 20500 bushels of grain were harvested 906 including 4000 bushels of barley used in Gunnison breweries in addition to those raw and we were grown and many grinding mills were used by ranchers to grind up the grain into feed for cattle our next episode will continue to show that the Gunnison country was sustainable in days gone by and has the potential of the same thing today this is $90.00 k b u t Crested Butte $88.00 Gunnison $94.00 on Mon and Jack's cabin and online at k b u t o r g The c.v. Creative District Commissioners will hold an informational meeting on Wednesday August 30th at 6 pm at the Center for the Arts Crested Butte cupcakes and cocktails will be provided c b creative district dot org creative play is a ceramics class for adults on Thursdays from August 24th to September 28th classes run from 6 to 9 pm going to sing Arts Center dot org The going to sing Valley senior care center hosts the groundbreaking event for their new facility 1500 West to meet Ave in Gunnison info 642-8406 public lands pint night will be held on Monday August 21st at the brick oven in crest of you and Wednesday August 23rd at high alpine brewery on the same public lands dot org If you have an announcement for k b u t's community calendar visit key u.t. Dot o.-r. G.'s slash submit please submit the information at least 2 weeks prior to the event and think you all so much for listening. Here's the key beauty river report from Monday August 21st as of 6 am the Taylor river was running at 399 c f s below the reservoir and at 531 C.F.'s at all. For Going to us and river was running at 16 as it passed through. The river report heard weekdays at 10 am and 8 30 pm is underwritten by scenic river tours located in downtown Gunnison in at the boathouse in Taylor Canyon just a hop over Jack's cabin cut off from Crested Butte scenic offers white water rafting trips fishing trips family river trips scenic also sells and rents river equipment scenic river tours. I mean it's Kelly. Hosting this evening's edition of fresh tracks as always you can find us at the org Follow along play list being updated as we go there. And we can always be reached here at the station 170-349-7444. Support for TB u.t.v. Comes from Casa belle of beauty in kitchen bed and bath you can find gifts home décor table linens and custom bedding 349-6380 Casa Bella c.v. 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