Issue #01, Winter 1976 - Three Wire Winter Collection
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1) "Scratch"
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Editors describe the process of naming the oral history magazine, Three Wire Winter.
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Voice Recording
Lloyd Williams is interviewed about the Steamboat Springs Strawberry Boom.
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Voice Recording
Ralph Heberlee is interviewed about his life in Steamboat Springs, and the array of jobs he has taken over the years.
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Voice Recording
Ralph Heberlee is interviewed by Jill Lockhart and Judy Seligson about his various work experiences before and after he moved to Steamboat.
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Magazine
The 1st issue of Three Wire Winter includes Wayne Light, Bill Higbee, Ralph "Snowball" Marion Herberlee, Elsie Franz, Thelma West, Beulah Combs, and Grace Leukens, as well as remedies, recipes, and a feature article on the Remington Strawberry.
6) Snowball
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Article
Longtime Steamboat Springs residents talk about old-timer Ralph "Snowball" Heberlee.
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Voice Recording
Bill Higbee is interviewed about scrimshaw, the whaler folk art of carving ivory or bone.
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Voice Recording
Grace Luekens is interviewed about her family history and their involvement in the Steamboat Strawberry Boom, featuring the Remington Berry.
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Voice Recording
Beulah Combs is interviewed by Tanna (Eck) Brock, Sheryl Zulian, Barbara Muhme, and a boy named "Carter" about the art of tatting.
10) Tatting
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Article
Beulah Combs talks about the art of tatting from her perspective as artist and teacher.
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Voice Recording
Beulah Combs is interviewed by Tanna (Eck) Brock, Sheryl Zulian, Barbara Muhme, and a boy named "Carter" about the art of tatting.
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Article
Routt County residents discuss the agricultural history of the Remington Berry.
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Article
Thelma West shares stories about her time working as a cook for the men building the railroad line between Denver and Craig with authors Jim Anderson and Pat Keena.
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Article
Three Wire Winter staff share recipes of baked goods sold at the 1975 Steamboat Springs Old Fashion Fair.
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Article
Elsie Franz is interviewed about her relationships with animals, namely squirrels.
18) Scrimshaw
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Article
Bill Higbee is interviewed about scrimshaw, the whaler folk art of carving ivory or bone.
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Article
R. Wayne Light talks about his job as a weather observer and some interesting statistics that have been recorded in Steamboat Springs.
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Article
Routt County pioneers describe historic remedies for common ailments.
