VHS recording of "Stories to bring us home" - Shown as an historical perspective, Host Marcie Telander tells the history of Broomfield. Paul Derda does the voices of serveral long-time residents as they tell Broomfield's history in their own words. From Dec. 3, 1987. By West of the Moon Productions. The host stands at various locations important to Broomfied History from its indigenious past to the Broomfield Days. Narration built from interviews with old-timers (although they nor their voices appear in the film).
Topics include:
Overland Trail
Adolp Zang
The Depot (particularly about the Depot being haunted)
Crawford Family, Bees
Spanish Flu/Influenza
Life in the 1920s
1920's hair styles
Bank Robbery
Turnpike
Shep (show's Shep's grave in original location)
Farming and ranching
Mining and the Monarch Mine
Bal Swann's ranch
Broomfield Days (states the first Broomfield Days was on July 4, 1957)
Jeffco Airport
Broomfield Heights
Kozisek Family
Eisenhower's Visit
Train Crash 1958
Voting
Arts Council
Library
Greenwald Family