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In 1992, Johnnette Phillips was elected as Eagle County Commissioner. In this photograph, she is being sworn into the position. Phillips served as Eagle County Commissioner for eight years. She was the first woman elected to this position in Eagle County history.
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This portrait of Kathleen Sheehan and Jack Eck was created by Barbara and Brent Bingham Photography of Edwards, Colorado.
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There are four generations of the Phillips Family gathered in this photograph.
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The family of Jack Phillips gathers at their sawmill operation located on Muddy Creek near Piney Mountain in northeastern Eagle County. The sawmill provided timber for the Gilman Mine prior to its closing.
Johnnette and Jack Phillips are in the center of the first row. After their wedding in 1955, this was Jack and Johnnette's first home in Eagle County.
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Johnnette Phillips (1st person in first row left side) is part of the group of Eagle County seniors enjoying a Seniors Trip. At the encouragement of fellow Eagle County Commissioner, Tom Stone, Phillips coordinated six Senior Trips to Washington DC and New York City.
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This is the program front cover for the Vail Players 1966 melodrama entitled, "Curse You, Sterling Finesoul."
The Vail Players theatre group operated between 1966 and 1971 with its season running between June and October. John Dobson wrote and directed the melodramas. Vail community members covered all aspects of the production. Vail Players productions were often sold out.
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This is the program front cover for the Vail Players 1967 melodrama entitled, "Abner Grubstake's Secret."
The Vail Players theatre group operated between 1966 and 1971 with its season running between June and October. John Dobson wrote and directed the melodramas. Vail community members covered all aspects of the production. Vail Players productions were often sold out.
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This is the program for the Vail Players 1966 melodrama entitled, "Curse You, Sterling Finesoul."
The Vail Players theatre group operated between 1966 and 1971 with its season running between June and October. John Dobson wrote and directed the melodramas. Vail community members covered all aspects of the production. Vail Players productions were often sold out.
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This is the program for the Vail Players 1967 melodrama entitled, "Abner Grubstake's Secret."
The Vail Players theatre group operated between 1966 and 1971 with its season running between June and October. John Dobson wrote and directed the melodramas. Vail community members covered all aspects of the production. Vail Players productions were often sold out.
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This Vail Trail cover on 23 December 1977 features John and Pam Horan-Kates. The Clock Tower building is is the background.
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This image was created after a Vail Town Council meeting held 19 October 2021. The Town Council read a National Friends of Libraries Week proclamation in honor of the Vail Public Library. Lori Barnes, Director of Library Services at Vail Public Library (VPL), gave an overview of the behind-the-scenes community service work performed by the library and the Cultural Heritage Committee of the Town of Vail.
The Town Council also honored Colorado...
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Four image collage (upper left - clockwise): 1) wedding announcement: "Dr. Ines Wilhelmine Fortmann and Dr. Fred William Distelhorst - Captain, United States Army; Announce Their Marriage on Friday February 28, 1960 at Bad Aibling, Germany" 2) Dr. Ines Fortmann and Dr. Fred Distelhorst - marriage ceremony image 3) Madison, WI newspaper article "Distelhorst to Visit Son, Bride in Germany During European Trip" 4) image of couple (probably Fred...
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Alice "Widge" Ferguson is shown at Red Tail Stadium in Beaver Creek during the 2015 World Alpine Ski Championships. The photograph is by Widge's granddaughter, Kim Fuller.
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In July 1985, Snowdon & Hopkins architectural firm was collaboratively honored with an Award of Excellence by the American Institute of Architects and the American Association of Libraries.
Pam Hopkins and Craig Snowdon were young, creative architects when they designed Vail's first green building, the Vail Public Library (VPL). To earn the contract, Snowdon & Hopkins were declared winners of a timed architecture competition sponsored by the Vail...
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This image of Two Elk Lodge was captured by Retired Vail Fire Lieutenant, Mark W. Mobley, on 19 October 1998.
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Left to right: NYC Mayor John Lindsay, Terry Minger
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Earmarked in the Korea War "Doctor Draft" for the 2nd U.S. Infantry Division, Fred Distelhorst served in the dental department of the army medical corps between 1953 and 1955.
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During the 1960s and into the 1970s, the Town of Vail had a Public Works building that was called "The A-Frame." From 1973 to 1978, "The A-Frame" was the primary site of Summervail Art Workshop (SAW).
Randy Milhoan, Dan Telleen and Jim Cotter were the founders of Summervail Art Workshop. The program ran from 1971 to 1984 and became one of the most prestigious art workshops in the United States. In June 2021, SAW celebrated the 50th anniversary...
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This poignant image was captured by Vail Fire Lieutenant, Mark Mobley, on 19 October 1998. The image is provided courtesy of Vail Fire Department and found in a Vail Daily article by Ed Stoner on 9 May 2007.
John Duran was the Vail Fire Chief, while John Gulick served as Assistant Fire Chief. Also involved were Vail firefighters Mike Vaughan, Dave Eich and Craig Davis.
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Fred Distelhorst is depicted in this 1940s image of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) Sea Scouts of Madison, Wisconsin.