Vail (Colo.) -- History
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The location of the original gondola building in Lionshead is has been occupied by buildings that make up the Arrabelle at Vail Square in Lionshead since approximately 2006.
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This collage contains 3 portraits depicting Pam Brandmeyer at different points in her Town of Vail career.
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Plaque Reads:
The Pioneer Pew
From the Minturn Church (1914-2002)
Dedicated to the pioneers of our early church
And our longest serving elder
ELLA BURNETT
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Vail Town Councilman, Kevin Foley, listens to a community member at the 2011 community picnic at Bighorn Park in East Vail.
This photograph is provided courtesy of the Town of Vail. It was used in Ali Longwell's 25 November 2023 Vail Daily article that honored Kevin Foley's longstanding community service.
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Originally operated by Pepi and Ann Langegger, the Blue Cow Restaurant first opened circa 1968/1969. The Blue Cow eventually evolved into the award-winning, wild game restaurant, The Tyrolean.
Noteworthy for its Austrian mountain culture and ambiance, the restaurant gave its name to the portion of Meadow Drive that runs in front of it. Longtime locals still call the section of steep street the “Blue Cow Chute.” Helmut Fricker, an Austrian...
