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Proud AHS Member Catherine Walter managed an almost spooky representation of Arvada pioneer Thomas Sellman. |
An unnamed baby of the Beeman family and infant Walter Bradley were buried on a lonely hilltiop miles from the town of Arvada in 1863, becoming the first graves in the Arvada Cemetery. |
AHS President Scott Staley reprised his 2004 role as influential Arvada businessman Albert Barth. |
AHS Board Member Michael Thompson portrayed Benjamin F. Wadsworth, a co-founder of Arvada. |
AHS Board Member Deb Williams told the story of Frank and Murrel Gill and how their family influenced early Arvada. |
Diminuitive AHS Board Member Nancy Young had to go to great lengths (heights?) to portray 6 foot plus, 300 pound Fred "Fritz" Sedlmayr. |
Anita Marcussen told about Man of the Year Harold Carver. |
Look for next year's Cemetery Tour on the last Saturday of September.
A special thank you to Bob Whitfield, CEO of Hi Country Wire and Telephone, for being our major sponsor. |
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