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JUNE VOLUNTEERS

To choose a date to volunteer, please click on a date and submit the form...

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GIFT SHOP

Shawnee Historical District Book

Shawnee Historical District Book

Jim Sapp's 133 page book about the buildings and homes of the Shawnee Historical District in Shawnee, Colorado. 

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John Parson's Gold Coin Replica

Replica of John Parson's gold coins minted in

his wagon from the gold dust of Park County prospectors in the 1860's. Very few of the originals exist, and are valued up to 1.08 million dollars.

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Gold Coin Replica Shadowbox

A professional display of the John Parsons gold coin replicas, front and back with a description of their history. 

Cemetery Project

The Price-Tyler Cemetery is a Historic Landmark in the heart of  the Shawnee Historical District. It contains multiple 19th century headstones that we work to preserve and maintain. Rhonda Dusatko, a long time board member and volunteer, discovered buried headstones and excavated them so that we could reset them in a preservational mortar. Special thanks to Steve Plutte from the Park County Cemetery Board.

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FEATURED PHOTOS
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FEATURED HISTORY

Shawnee History Day 2015

Leona Nelson plays her washboard at the Shawnee Community center 10 years ago with Steve and Susan Baumgartner, Larry Behl, and Jerry Jerome.  

Reynolds Gang Historical Etching
Jim Reynolds Confederate Guerilla

Historical information about the infamous 

Reynolds Gang and their activities in the Shawnee area including leader Jim Reynold's claims of buried treasure in the hills near town...

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