Tap into the towns, tools, and characters of our hard rock mining heritage by visiting mining sites of years gone by. Tours are open to ages 10 and older with accompanying adult. Some walking required; ground may be uneven. This tour involves visiting historic mining sites. Due to their nature and history, these sites may contain soil and water contaminated by heavy metals.
Minimum Participants: 4Registration is required for this activity.
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This is my second season as the Nederland Mining Museum Coordinator. Last season was my first work experience in a museum. I enjoyed learning and performing the various aspects of interpretation for museum visitors and program participants. I especially benefitted in my rookie year from the expertise and guidance of various Parks and Open Space personnel and volunteers. I was born in New York City and raised in northern New Jersey in a family of seven with four sisters and two brothers.
I'm currently the President of Historic Boulder, Inc. a local non-profit historic preservation group. I served eight years on the Glencoe, IL Preservation Commission where he relocated and restored two 1890's victorian homes . Commercial preservation projects include the restoration of the Ziegfeld Building an 18,000-square foot gateway building and currently owns the historic Woodstock Stock Exchange. I'm interested in anything to do with the Switzerland Trail
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