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In 1979, the founding women of the Frisco Historical Committee launched a letter-writing campaign to gather community stories and memories from the earliest days of Frisco in honor of the 100th anniversary of the Town of Frisco. These letters captured Frisco’s character, spirit, and daily life in a way that newspapers and formal documents could not. Some of these stories reflected the laughter and joy of small-town revelry. Some told of the heartache and danger of mountain life. The stories and memories shared in these letters have been used in books, exhibits, and programming on Frisco’s history ever since.
In 2023, the Museum launched a new history-gathering project called Frisco As I Remember, centered around a second letter-writing campaign to gather stories and memories of Frisco residents from 1940 to 2010. We aim to create a robust letter collection spanning over 100 years of Frisco history. These memories will be valuable resources for future generations and further connect our past and future. The Frisco As I Remember project will be an ongoing project that includes events, oral histories, letter-writing, and open-house programs to highlight Frisco’s history.
How To Participate
We would love to talk to you! All memories and stories from residents and visitors are welcome. You can complete the online form below, fill out a paper form, or attend one of our community history events! Check the Frequently Asked Questions below for more information, or call us at 970-668-3428. You can find a complete list of Museum events on the Museum event calendar.
Community History Events
More details for 2024 events coming soon!
Get Involved
Looking for a way to help? We need assistance with outreach and programming! You could even host your own history-gathering event with your business, organization, friends, and family. Email Museum@townoffrisco.com or give us a call at 970-668-3428.
Frisco Historic Park & Museum
Contact Information
970-668-3428Museum@townoffrisco.comPhysical Address
120 East Main Street
Frisco, CO 80443
Hours
Operating Hours:
Tuesday-Sunday: 10:00am-5:00pm
Monday: Closed
Christmas Eve and New Years Eve: 10:00am-2:00pm
Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, and New Years Day
Website
Mailing Address
PO Box 4100
Frisco, CO 80443
Local Organizations
We would also like to invite local businesses and organizations to join us in documenting Frisco’s history by coordinating, hosting, or sponsoring “Frisco As I Remember” events. For more information, don’t hesitate to contact us by emailing Museum@townoffrisco.com or call us at 970-668-3428.
Frequently Asked Questions
You can type, write, or talk! There is a online form below or you can complete a paper form or set up a time to talk with a Museum staff member.
If you would like to complete a paper form please call us at 970-668-3428. We will send you a paper version with an envelope and stamp to mail back to us. Don’t worry we all read cursive!
If you would like to talk to a Museum staff member please call us at 970-668-3428 so we can set up a time to chat.
That’s ok! The letters do not need to be made public. There are other options so let us know your concerns and we can find a solution.
Letters can be about anything! Check out the form below to get inspiration. Bonus points if you participate in this project with your family and take a photo!
If you want to submit photographs or objects that relate to your time in Frisco please check our donation policies and give us a call at 970-668-3428.
No! It’s all part of the Museum’s mission to document and share Frisco’s history!
A deed of gift provides legal documentation that you gave the item to the Museum.
2023 FHPM Frisco As I Remember Project_Upload
The Frisco Historic Park & Museum is holding a new history-gathering campaign titled “Frisco As I Remember,” modeled after the original 1979 letter-writing campaign “As I Remember.” Complete the form below and let us know what you remember!
