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Oct
18
Rosenberry Lecture: John Taylor & Black Identity in the Ute Borderlands
By History Colorado Center

John Taylor & Black Identity in the Ute Borderlands

 

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Join Professor Louis Gregory McAllister as he explores the story of John Taylor, a freed black man who enlisted as a Buffalo Soldier following the Civil War and was sent west. McAllister, professor of Ethnic Studies at Northern Arizona University, is discussing the history of how Taylor settled in southwestern Colorado, where he claimed to be “the first white man in the Pine River Valley." Taylor eventually married Kitty Cloud (Ute) and had four children before passing away in 1934. 

Date
October 18
Time
1:00pm - 2:00pm
Location
History Colorado Center
1200 North Broadway
Denver, Colorado United States
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Adult Learning
Categories
Lecture  
Program Series
Rosenberry Lecture Series
Contact Info
History Colorado Center
303-866-2394
General ticket price
$15.00; ($5.00 for student/low income)
Member ticket price
$10.00
Wheelchair accessible
Yes
Starts: Wednesday, October 18 13:00 -06:00 MDT - Ends: Wednesday, October 18 14:00 -06:00 MDT