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Name: Speakeasy
Start: 2020-05-08T00:00:00-06:00
End: 2020-05-08T23:59:59-06:00
Location: Museum of the West (Downtown GJ)

Speakeasy

Image of flappers that says "Welcome to the 20s!"

The 2nd Annual Speakeasy will return May 8, 2020

Stay tuned for more details on this fun event, and start planning your 1920s costume now!

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Date:: May 8
Event Categories:: Events and Programs, Featured, Museum of the West

Museum of the West (Downtown GJ); 462 Ute Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501 United States + Google Map
Phone:: 970-242-0971
Website:: https://museumofwesternco.com

: Museums of Western Colorado

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Lisa E Luhman

2 weeks ago

Saw this today and wondered right way if perhaps this might be a JD Stirling piece.

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Museums of Western Colorado

3 weeks ago

We’re happy to be your local source for living longer. . . at least according to one recent study. Visit Dinosaur Journey or the Museum of the West today! (You can visit Cross Orchards after the weather warms up a tad.) … See MoreSee Less

Another Benefit to Going to Museums? You May Live Longer

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Researchers in Britain found that people who go to museums, the theater and the opera were less likely to die in the study period than those who didn’t.

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Museums of Western Colorado

3 weeks ago

Happy New Year! We’re pleased to announce that the Speakeasy will return to help make all your 20’s dreams come true. Mark your calendar now! … See MoreSee Less

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Museums of Western Colorado updated their cover photo.

1 month ago

Second Grand Junction School, ca. 1880s
Schooling for the children was an early priority. Nannie Blaine Underhill was the first teacher. The first school, a crude cabin of upright logs, soon was replaced by a better building of local brick. Teacher Isa Caldwell is in the doorway. She began teaching in 1882 and taught all grades in the one room school.
(W. H. Jackson & Co. Photo)
from GJ History in Pictures www.museumofwesternco.com/education/history-of-the-grand-valley/grand-junction-history/
This school was located approximately where the public bathroom sits behind Summit Canyon Mountaineering, 5th and Main. … See MoreSee Less

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Museums of Western Colorado

1 month ago

Great students. Good project. … See MoreSee Less

Students Highlight Palisade POW Camps

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There is a new exhibit at the Museums of Western Colorado. Grand Junction High School students teamed up with the museum to highlight an important part of Mesa County History. The students chose th…

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