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| Spirit of Aspen E-Exhibit Spirit of Community Gallery —original exhibit |
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This gallery will contain changing exhibits and provide space to elaborate on many of Aspen's wonderful stories. This display for John Denver has been dismantled and replaced by another exhibit and is only available here on-line. |
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| Spirit of Community Original Exhibit
Look around the room (508K quicktime movie of the original Spirit of Community Exhibit) |
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One definition of Aspen’s eclectic ambiance is "messy vitality," a term that refers as much to the design of Aspen as to the makeup of its citizenry. Perhaps it is not the individuals, but rather the community that epitomizes the vital spirit of Aspen. People working together, at times anonymously, organizing events, volunteering, working in hospitals, raising money for charity and teaching our children is what really creates a sense of place and belonging. Celebrating community and its rewards, both past and present, are the focus of changing exhibits in this Gallery. | ||||||
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| . | Fire Fighting The Pedestrian Mall Hospitals 1954 Jeep Lift The Miner’s Christmas Dinner Women’s Civic Improvement League Saving the Ghost Town Wintersköl The Hope Mine Anti-Olympic Movement |
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