Oral history interview with Susan G. Connelly, [electronic resource] / interviewed by Steven Smith and filmed by Liz McCutcheon, 2010. 2010.

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Oral history interview with Susan G. Connelly, [electronic resource] / interviewed by Steven Smith and filmed by Liz McCutcheon, 2010. 2010.

Chautauqua has been a Boulder institution since 1898, when the auditorium and dining hall (still in use) were built, a tent city sprang up, and the first educational summer programs were held for Texas teachers and local residents. One of only three major Chautauquas still operating in the United States, the Boulder Chautauqua has survived and thrived as a year-round association with many educational and entertainment offerings, as well as nearly one hundred historic cottages in a spectacular setting. Susan Connelly has been the Executive Director of the Colorado Chautauqua Association since 2003. In this interview she explains Chautauqua's designation as a National Historic Landmark District; and discusses Chautauqua programming and other services offered, the historic Chautauqua cottages, efforts to make Chautauqua environmentally sustainable; and plans for the future.

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Boulder Public Library

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J. A. Davis was the president of the Chautauqua board of directors at this time. From the description of Colorado Chautauqua Association Scrapbook. 1912-1913. (Boulder Public Library). WorldCat record id: 427262533 Secretaries for the association during this time were Ira M. DeLong (in 1900) and J. W. Freeman (1901). From the description of Board of directors and executive committee minutes, etc. 1900-1901 (bulk 1901). (Boulder Public Library). WorldCat record id...