The Rimrocker Historical Society of Western Montrose County, located in Nucla, Colorado, is dedicated to promoting awareness, understanding, appreciation, and preservation of the area's rich past and present. With a collection of over 1,700 artifacts, 3,000 photographs, 75 oral history interviews, and 5,000 miscellaneous records, the society offers a glimpse into the history of Western Colorado, including the towns of Naturita, Uravan, and Payson Cabin.
Founded in 1966 and incorporated in 1974, the Rimrocker Historical Society has been actively involved in preserving historical sites and buildings, such as the Naturita School House and the Vestal House. The society has received numerous awards and grants for its preservation efforts, including the Stephen Hart Award and the Colorado Historical Society award for its Oral History Project. Through their museum, programs, and publications, the Rimrocker Historical Society provides a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring the unique history of Western Montrose County.
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