Theobald Award for Historic Preservation: CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
The BHA is pleased to announce the 2020 Theobald Award to honor a person, business, or project that exemplifies local preservation. Click here for more information and the nomination form.
Theobald Award for Historic Preservation: CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
The BHA is pleased to announce the 2020 Theobald Award to honor a person, business, or project that exemplifies local preservation. Click here for more information and the nomination form.
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FINANCIAL DONATIONS
The Breckenridge Heritage Alliance is a 501(c)3 non-profit registered in Colorado. We greatly appreciate gifts of any size to help support our preservation projects, programming and operating costs. We use CO Gives to process all credit card donations.
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HISTORIC ITEM DONATIONS
The BHA and the Dr. Sandra Mather Archives accept material relevant to Breckenridge, Colorado and associated with its people, businesses, government, civic organizations, industries, and the built and natural environments. Collections are primarily used in our museums as part of exhibits and are interpreted by our docents and guides. Due to limitations on museum exhibit space, the BHA must be selective when accepting materials into our collections. Archival material is housed in a specialized facility and is available to the public for research by appointment. If you are interested in archival research or making a donation please email our archivist or call 970-453-9767 x104.
We ACCEPT these types of COLLECTIONS items:
Textiles, Clothing, and Accessories: Victorian era up to 1980s ski wear
Furniture and Furnishings (glassware, ceramics, figurines, wall art): Victorian era; 1800s - early 1900s
Tools and Equipment (mining, railroad, sawmill, ski): 1800s - mid-1900s
We ACCEPT these types of ARCHIVES items*:
Photographs (with subjects and locations identified)
Letters and Diaries (first-person accounts)
Personal Papers (relating to an individual's civic, business, religious, political, and/or social activities)
Government, Church, and Business Records
Maps
Serials and Periodicals (we generally do not take publications that are widely available elsewhere)
Ephemera (brochures, postcards, valentines, tickets, award ribbons, political buttons, trail maps, posters, etc.)
Film, Video, and Audio Recordings (with identifying information)
Born Digital (texts, images, or recordings produced in digital form)
*Items with copyright restrictions or copies of original material (copy prints, photocopies, scans, digital images of original items, copy negatives, or transcriptions of published items or audio recording) are generally not accepted; exceptions may apply.
We do not accept unsolicited or drop-off items at our office, the archives, or any of our museums. BHA and/or the Dr. Sandra Mather Archives are not responsible for any items left without prior approval/acceptance and such items may be disposed of as abandoned property.