Historic Douglas County, Inc.

A Day at the Crull-Hammond Cabin

A Day at the Crull-Hammond Cabin …Douglas County Historic Preservation Board and Larkspur Historical Society celebrating National Preservation Month and dedicating the new kiosk panels, May 21, 2011.

: Susan Hultman spinning in the Crull-Hammond Cabin

: Commissioner Boand inspecting John Hultman’s antique display of firearms

: Looking from the northeast toward the kiosk

: The Crull-Hammon Cabin (From the southwest looking northeast)

: Enjoying the kiosk and its new history panels

: Kiosk side on the history of Huntsville, gold discovery and the impact of Daniel C. Oakes on the Huntsville community

: Kiosk side on the history of Fort Lincon and the Crull-Hammond Cabin

: “This place is fabulous!”

: Danna and Mary (O’Pry) educating the public about the local history

: Susan (Hultman) demonstrating the art of wool spinning …spinning has a 5,000 year history!

: Inside the Crull-Hammon Cabin

: (l to r) Penny (Burdick), Bonnie (Bell), Danna (Hamling). and Phyllis (Bonser) review the day.

: The roar of the Sante Fe stops all discussion

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