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The Garden of the Gods has been a source of fascination for a wide variety of people, ranging from prehistoric hunter-gatherers to modern-day visitors. Enhanced with photographs, it is a story of people who encountered this geologic wonder. Some left their marks on the rocks, others left their message either in print or as works of art. Based on a new book, discussion will be the Garden’s history, archaeology, geology and Ute lore.Presenter: Toni Hamill is a retired teacher of English and American History at Lewis-Palmer High School. She graduated from Colorado Women’s College in Liberal Arts and a Master’s of
Arts Degree in American Studies from UCCS. While at UCCS, she participated in an archaeological field school in the Garden of the Gods that led to her interest in the people from prehistoric time to present.
Doors open at 10:30am
Program begins at 11:00am
OCCHS Members - FREE
Non-Members - $5 at the door
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
1 S. 24th St., Colorado Springs, CO, United States, Colorado 80904
