Directory of Cultural Resource Personnel

Revised July 31, 2017

Anthropologists, Archaeologists & Environmental Specialists

A&B Cultural Consultants, LLC1608 Sunset Drive, Louisville, CO, 80027

With over 35 years of experience, A&B Cultural Consultants provides comprehensive cultural resources inventories andspecialized services that include site sensitivity analysis; lithic analysis/sourcing; human osteology; and HABS/HAERdocumentation/ archival photography.

Bob MutawP. (303) 666-0437; [email protected]

ACR Consultants, Inc.1423 O'Dell Court, Sheridan, WY, 82801

Donna Stubbs, Senior Archaeologist & GIS DirectorP. (307) 673-5966; F. (307) 673-4908; [email protected]

Adams State College208 Edgemont Boulevard, Alamosa, CO, 81101 (History, Government & Philosophy Departments)

Richard A. GoddardP. (719) 587-7267; F. (719) 587-7176; [email protected]

AECOM6200 South Quebec Street, Greenwood Village, CO, 80111

Marcia Bender, Senior ArchaeologistP. (303) 740-3906; C. (303) 524-5121; F. (303) 694-3946; [email protected]

Juston Fariello, Staff ArchaeologistP. (303) 796-4623; C. (303) 905-5269; F. (303) 694-3946; [email protected]

David Killam, Senior ArchaeologistP. (303) 740-2749; F. (303) 694-3946; [email protected]

Robin Roberts, Staff Archaeologist/GIS SpecialistP. (303) 796-4621; C. (720) 355-4954; F. (303) 694-3946; [email protected]

Gordon C. Tucker, Jr., Cultural Resources Team Lead and Senior ArchaeologistP. (303) 740-3850; C. (303) 250-4610; F. (303) 694-3946; [email protected]

AK Pioneer Consulting, LLC8728 W. Glasgow Place, Littleton , CO, 80128

Kimberly Bailey

Alamo Archaeological Consulting, LLC11225 San Joaquin Ridge, Littleton, CO, 80127

Dulaney BarclayP. (303) 948-1398; [email protected]

Alpine Archaeological Consultants Inc.P.O. Box 2075, 900 South Townsend Avenue, Montrose, CO, 81402-2075

Rand Greubel, Principal InvestigatorP. (970) 249-6761 Ext. 24; [email protected]

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Abbie Harrison, Macrobotanical AnalystP. (970) 249-6761 Ext. 18; [email protected]: Macrobotanical analysis, flotation of soil samples, macrofloral identification, and ethnohistoricbotanical review

Jon Horn, Principal InvestigatorP. (970) 249-6761 Ext. 14; [email protected]: Historical archaeology

Matthew Landt, Principal InvestigatorP. (970) 249-6761 Ext. 23; [email protected]

Jacki Mullen, Project AdministratorP. (970) 249-6761 Ext. 34;Speciality: Archival Photography, GIS mapping, historical research, National Register nominations

Jack Pfertsh, Principal InvestigatorP. (970) 249-6761 Ext. 15; [email protected]: Historical archaeology

Kimberly Redman, PresidentP. (970) 249-6761 Ext. 38; [email protected]: Archival Photography, GIS mapping, historical research, National Register nominations

Antigua Archaeology, LLCP.O. Box 4168, Prescott, AZ, 86302-4168

Sarah LuchettaC. (520) 820-2035; F. (520) 844-8120; [email protected]

James MosesP. (520) 820-1094; F. (520) 844-8120; [email protected]

Aqua Terra Cultural Resource Consultants5518 Trosper Lake St SW , Tumwater, WA, 98512 (www.AquaTerraCRC.com)

Established in 2010, Aqua Terra Cultural Resource Consultants is a certified Women’s Business Enterprise andDisadvantaged Business Enterprise firm located in Olympia, Washington, that provides full service cultural resourcemanagement and Section 106 regulatory compliance assistance services to private property owners, local agencies,districts, state, federal agencies and tribes. Our staff has extensive experience and specialized skills in managingcultural resource projects and meets the Secretary of Interior Standards for Professional Archaeology and ArchitecturalHistory practitioners (36CFR 61). We offer services beyond just archaeological survey and evaluation and are committedto meaningful and mutually cooperative preservation and management of our shared resources.

Sarah Amell, RPAP. (360) 359-6701; [email protected]

ARCADIS U.S., Inc.630 Plaza Drive, Suite 100, Highlands Ranch, CO, 80129

Carl Späth, Senior Cultural Lead / NEPA CoordinatorP. (303) 471-3474; F. (720) 344-0468; [email protected]



Archaeological Consulting Services - ACS33020 Currant Court, Santa Fe Trail Ranch, Trinidad, CO, 81082

ACS provides high-quality services in Regulatory Compliance with the Section 106 Review Process of the NationalHistoric Preservation Act of 1966, as amended; Colorado Statutes, as well as local government Historic PreservationOrdinances. Our professional repertoire includes:* Prehistoric and Historic Archaeology surveys, testing-evaluation and data recovery excavation- mitigation projects;* Historic Research of primary and secondary records; and Oral History Interviews;* Native American Consultation and Cooperation from project inception through completion;* Public Education Activities, including project tours, brochures, lectures and presentations, and exhibits;* Architectural surveys, evaluations, documentation including the Historic American Building Survey and HistoricAmerican Engineering Record, preservation, rehabilitation and restoration (i.e., Secretary of the Interior's Standards) for

John Stephen Alexandrowicz, DirectorP. (909) 880-9002; [email protected]

Atkins North America7604 Technology Way, Suite 400, Denver, CO, 80237

Atkins, a diversified environmental and engineering firm, offers a full range of cultural resource expertise with a specialemphasis on permit and compliance requirements. Our interdisciplinary staff is fully accredited and has experiencethroughout the state in all levels of archaeological investigations, literature and record searches and historic architecturestudies. The firm has worked extensively with the review procedures of the Texas Historical Commission and federalpermitting agencies. Completed projects include reservoirs, parks, roads, housing developments, airports, mines,treatment plants, landfills, pipelines, wells, transmission lines, and well pad sites.

Jason BrightP. error Ext. 4987035; [email protected]

ATSAA5279 South Flanders Way, Centennial, CO, 80015-3747

Neil HauserP. (303) 699-7876; [email protected]

Avalon Archaeology, LLCwww.avalonarc.comEdgewater, CO,

Michelle Slaughter, Historical Archaeologist/ PrincipalP. (303) 877-0966; [email protected]

Aztec Archaeological ConsultantsNumber 2 County Road 2957, P.O. Box 1156, Aztec, NM, 87410-1156

Jesse MurrellP. (505) 334-6675; F. (505) 334-2558; [email protected]

Beaver Creek Archaeology621 17th Street, Suite 1640, Denver, CO, 80293

Christina BurnsP. (720) 854-8177; C. (720) 536-8941; [email protected]



Bernstein & Associates - NAGPRA Consultants1041 Lafayette Street, Denver, CO, 80218

Native American Graves Protection & Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) Consulting.

Jan Bernstein, Managing DirectorP. (303) 894-0648; F. (303) 894-0648; [email protected]

Burney & Associates, Inc.P.O. Box 2329, Taos, NM, 87571-2329

Michael Burney, PrincipalP. (575) 737-9497; C. (575) 779-3666; [email protected]

Burns & McDonnell9785 Maroon Circle, Suite 400, Centennial, CO, 80112

Robert A. Rowe, Senior Cultural Resources SpecialistP. (303) 383-0339; [email protected]

Centennial Archaeology300 E. Boardwalk, Suite 4-C, Fort Collins, CO, 80525

Centennial Archaeology is a professional firm of archaeological and historical consultants specializing in culturalresource management for private and government clients, both domestically and internationally.

Kristin Gensmer, President/ManagerP. (970) 225-6575; F. (970) 225-6577; [email protected]

Centuries Research Inc.P.O. Box 1603, Montrose, CO, 81402-1603

Steven G. BakerP. (970) 240-0655; C. (970) 249-2283; F. (970) 240-0147; [email protected]

Colorado Cultural Research Associates, LLC1650 S. Perry St., Denver, CO, 80219

Services include archaeological and historical surveys, site assessment and data recovery, grant administration, sitemanagement plans, education and interpretive materials, and Native American tribal consultations. The companyPrincipal, Mr. Thomas Carr, has worked as a professional archaeologist and historic preservation specialist in the RockyMountain region for over 20 years. He holds a BA and MA in anthropology, is a member of the Colorado Council ofProfessional Archaeologist, listed on the Register of Professional Archaeologists, and holds an archaeological permitfrom the State of Colorado.

Thomas Carr, MA/RPA, OwnerP. (303) 875-3320; [email protected]

Colorado Mountain CollegeRoaring Fork Campus- Spring Valley3000 County Road 114, Glenwood Springs, CO, 81601

Sandy JacksonP. (970) 945-7481; F. (970) 945-1227; [email protected]



Colorado State UniversityB-219 Andrew G. Clark Building, Fort Collins, CO, 80523-1787 (Department of Anthropology)

Chris FisherP. (970) 491-1866; [email protected]

Ann Magennis, Associate ProjessorP. (970) 491-5966; [email protected]: Biological anthropology

Colorado State University, Center for Mountain and Plains ArchaeologyCampus Delivery 1787, Fort Collins, CO, 80523-1787

Jason LaBelle, Associate Professor and DirectorP. (970) 491-7360; [email protected]

Complete Archaeological Service Associates631 East Main Street, Suite B, P.O. Box 1777, Cortez, CO, 81321

Nancy HammackP. (970) 565-9229; [email protected]

Crow Canyon Archaeological Center23390 County Road K, Cortez, CO, 81321

Deborah Gangloff, President and CEOP. (970) 565-8975; F. (970) 565-4859; [email protected]

Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc.248 West Brundage St, Sheridan, WY, 82801

Colin Ferriman, Director of Operations and Principle InvestigatorP. (307) 674-1702; F. (303) 674-1708; [email protected]

850 Val Vista , Sheridan, WY, 82801

Jason Weston, Principle InvestigatorP. (307) 674-1702; F. (303) 674-1708; [email protected]

Denver Museum of Nature and Science2001 Colorado Bouldevard, City Park, Denver, CO, 80205

Stephen Nash, Chair, Department of Anthropology & Curator of ArchaeologyP. (303) 370-6056; [email protected]

Dominquez Anthropological Research GroupP.O. Box 3543, Grand Junction, CO, 81502

Carl ConnerP. (970) 245-7868; F. (970) 245-6317; [email protected]

EBI Consulting, Inc.300 HIlary Way, Apt. 13, Vallego, CA, 94591

Aniela Travers, Project Manager, ArchaeologyP. (707) 208-6410; [email protected]



Ecology and Environment, Inc.4949 Pearl East Circle, Suite 300, Boulder , CO, 80301

Ted Hoefer III, Chief ArchaeologistP. (303) 443-3282 Ext. 3003; [email protected]

EnviroWest330 South Woodland Hills Drive, Woodland Hills, UT, 84653

Scott Billat, Principal InvestigatorP. (801) 369-2661; [email protected]

ERO Resources CorporationDenver Office1842 Clarkson Street, Denver, CO, 80218

ERO Resources is a full service environmental consulting company since 1981, with offices in Denver and Durango.ERO offers complete cultural resource management, including Section 106 compliance, NEPA impact assessments,Native American coordination, HABS/HAER/Level II historic resource documentation, public interpretation, remotesensing applications, and prehistoric architectural stabilization

Clive Briggs, Project DirectorP. (303) 830-1188; F. (303) 830-1199; [email protected]

Jessa Gabriel, Historian / ArchaeologistP. (303) 830-1188; [email protected]

Jonathan Hedlund, Project DirectorP. (303) 830-1188; F. (303) 830-1199; [email protected]

Abigail Sanocki, Project Director – Historical ArchaeologyP. (303) 830-1188; F. (303) 830-1199; [email protected]

Durango Office1015 1/2 Main Avenue, Durango, CO, 81301

Kathy Croll, Senior Archaeologist/Project ManagerP. (970) 422-2136; C. (970) 903-3565; F. (970) 828-5660; [email protected]: HABS/HAER documentation, NEPA Analysis, Remote Sensing and Ruins Stabilization

Ian Crosser, Project Archaeologist and GIS SpecialistP. (970) 422-2136; C. (970) 903-3565; F. (970) 828-5660; [email protected]: HABS/HAER documentation, NEPA Analysis, Remote Sensing and Ruins Stabilization

Durango Office1015 1/2 Main Ave, Durango, CO, 81301

Sean Larmore, Cultural Resource Manager / PrincipalP. (970) 422-2136; C. (970) 749-6446; [email protected]: HABS/HAER documentation, NEPA Analysis, Remote Sensing and Ruins Stabilization

Espinoza Cultural Services, LLC401 Main Street, PO BOX 571, La Jara, CO, 81140

Dee EspinozaP. (719) 298-1780; F. (866) 381-6973; [email protected]



Ethnoscience, Inc.4140 King Avenue East, Billings, MT, 59101

Blain Fandrich, Senior HistorianP. (406) 252-7945; F. (406) 252-9483; [email protected]

Lynelle Peterson, Senior ArchaeologistP. (406) 252-7945; F. (406) 252-9483; [email protected]

Flattops Archaeological Consultants, LLC954 County Road 106, P.O. Box 1893, Carbondale, CO, 81623

Kae McDonald, Principal InvestigatorP. (970) 379-2846; [email protected]: Grant writer and administrator

Fort Lewis CollegeDepartment of Anthropology1000 Rim Drive, Durango, CO, 81301 (Center of Southwest Studies)

Kelly Jenks, Assistant ProfessorP. (970) 247-7273; F. (970) 382-6952; [email protected]

Front Range Community CollegeLarimer Campus4616 South Shields Street, Fort Collins, CO, 80526 (Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences)

Jeannette Mobley-TanakaP. (303) 204-8231; [email protected]

Glendale Community College7755 County Road 25, Cortez, CO, 81321

David DoveP. (970) 565-8758; [email protected]

HDR Engineering, Inc9721 S. Meridian Blvd, Suite 400, Englewood, CO , CO, 80112

Amie Gray,

Historic Preservation Consultants7876 South Niagara Way, Centennial, CO, 80112

John F. HoffeckerP. (303) 220-7646; [email protected]

Human Identification Laboratory of Colorado1713 Willox Court, STE A, Fort Collins, CO, 80524-4825

Diane France, Ph.D., D-ABFA, Board Certified Forensic AnthropologistP. (970) 227-6514; F. (970) 482-4766; [email protected]



Interior West Consultants, LLCP.O. Box 1331, Mancos, CO, 81328

Jeffrey A. AdamsP. (970) 882-1542; F. (970) 290-0257; [email protected]

Jacobs Engineering GroupArizona Branch101 North 1st Avenue, Suite 2600, Phoenix, AZ, 85003

Mark ChenaultP. (520) 306-0348; [email protected]

Denver Branch707 17th Street, Suite 2300, Denver, CO, 80202-3404

Korri TurnerP. (303) 820-5240; F. (303) 820-2402; [email protected]: Biological anthropology

James Enterprises, Inc.P.O. Box 1064, Fort Collins, CO, 80522

James Brechtel, Principal InvestigatorP. (970) 484-3335; F. (970) 484-3335; [email protected]

Kelly PlaceMcElmo Canyon Research Center14537 County Road G, Cortez, CO, 81321

Jerene WaiteP. (970) 565-3125; F. (970) 564-9440; [email protected]

La Plata Archaeological Consultants, Inc.26851 County Road P, Dolores, CO, 81323

Steven L. FullerP. (970) 565-8708; C. (970) 749-0056; F. (970) 882-2564; [email protected]

Logan Simpson Design, Inc.51 West Third Street, Suite 450, Tempe, AZ, 85281

Mark HackbarthP. (480) 967-1343; F. (408) 966-9232; [email protected]

Robert Neily, Principal InvestigatorP. (480) 967-1343; F. (408) 966-9232; [email protected]

Chris WatkinsP. (480) 967-1343; F. (480) 966-9232; [email protected]

Lone Mountain Archaeological Services2625 Pennsylvania NE, Suite 2000, Albuquerque, NM, 87110

Doug BoggessP. (505) 881-0011; F. (505) 880-0020; [email protected]



Louden-Henritze Archaeology MuseumTrinidad State Junior College600 Prospect Street, Trinidad, CO, 81082

Loretta Martin, DirectorP. (719) 846-5508; [email protected]

Martorano Consultants, LLC2817 Humboldt Place, Longmont, CO, 80503

Marilyn Martorano, Principal / ArchaeologistP. (303) 845-0085; [email protected]

Metcalf Archaeological Consultants, Inc.Eagle Field Office651 Corporate Circle , Suite 200, Golden, CO, 80401

Melissa Elkins, Regional Project Coordinator/ Principal InvestigatorP. (970) 328-6244; F. (970) 328-5623; [email protected]

Eagle Field OfficeP.O. Box 899, Eagle, CO, 81631

Anne McKibbin, Senior Staff Archaeologist/ Principal InvestigatorP. (970) 328-6244; F. (970) 328-5623; [email protected]

Golden Office- Headquarters651 Corporate Circle, Suite 200, Golden, CO, 80401

Nathan Boyless, PresidentP. (303) 425-4507; F. (303) 425-8911; [email protected]

Dante Knapp, Principal GeoarchaeologistP. (303) 425-4507; F. (303) 425-8911; [email protected]

Michelle Slaughter, Historical Archaeologist/ Principal InvestigatorP. (303) 425-4507; F. (303) 425-8911; [email protected]

Grand Junction Field Office3094 I-70 Business Loop, Suite B, Grand Junction, CO, 81504

Kimberly Kintz, Regional Manager/Principal InvestigatorP. (970) 434-9080; C. (970) 434-9080; F. (970) 434-9740; [email protected]

Metropolitan State University of DenverP.O. Box 173362, Campus Box 28, Denver, CO, 80217-3362 (Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Behavioral Science)

Jonathan D. KentP. (303) 556-2933; F. (303) 556-5360; [email protected]

Mettler and Associates, Inc.P.O. Box 2186, Cody, WY, 82414

Jim Chase, OwnerP. (307) 899-0132; F. (307) 527-4654; [email protected]: Contractors for Native American Issues and Concerns



Mountain States Historical1011 Glenwood Drive, Lafayette, CO, 80026

Eric R. TwittyP. (303) 499-4334; [email protected]: Historic Archaeology, Mining

New Mexico State University331 Breland Hall, MSC 3BV, P.O. Box 30001, Las Cruces, NM, 88033-8001 (Department of Anthropology)

Fumi ArakawaP. (575) 646-4295; [email protected]

Niwot Archaeological Consultants, Inc.20139 Ridgefield Loop, Spearfish, SD, 57783-3301

Brad NoisatP. (605) 269-2060; C. (970) 580-3765; [email protected]

PaleoCultural Research GroupP.O. Box 745309, Arvada, CO, 80006

PCRG is a nonprofit organization that conducts scientific research, trains students, and educates the public on thearchaeology and paleoecology of the Great Plains and Rocky Mountains. PCRG’s public archaeology projects use state-of-the-art field and lab methods to investigate human communities and their relationships to the natural environment,from North America’s earliest American Indian inhabitants to nineteenth-century traders and settlers.

Mark Mitchell, Research DirectorP. (303) 439-4098; [email protected]

PaleoWest ArchaeologyRocky Mountain Region2460 West 26th Ave., Suite 15C, Denver, CO, 80211

Rebecca SchwendlerP. (970) 409-9893; F. (303) 477-1278; [email protected]

Past Peoples Consulting, LLC764 Pawnee, Flagstaff, AZ, 86005-9555

Kimberly SpurrP. (928) 607-4619; [email protected]: Biological anthropology

Pecos Historical Research1870 Central Avenue, Canon City, CO, 81212

Earl S. MeadP. (719) 289-1507; [email protected]

Quality Services, Inc.Rapid City Office1621 Sheridan Lake Road, Suite A, Rapid City, SD, 57702

Mark Carpenter, Principal InvestigatorP. (605) 388-5309; F. (605) 338-5319; [email protected]


Anthropologists, Archaeologists & Environmental SpecialistsQuality Services, Inc.- Continued

Jeffrey Larson, Principal InvestigatorP. (605) 388-5309; F. (605) 338-5319; [email protected]

Breanna Moloney, Principal InvestigatorP. (605) 388-5309; F. (605) 338-5319; [email protected]

Jana Morehouse, Principal InvestigatorP. (605) 388-5309; F. (605) 338-5319; [email protected]

Lance Rom, PresidentP. (605) 388-5309; F. (605) 338-5319; [email protected]

Windsor Heights Office1000 73rd Street, Suite 11, Windsor Heights, IA, 50324

David Hahs, Principal InvestigatorP. (515) 223-9940; F. (515) 223-9940; [email protected]

RMC Consultants, Inc.12295 West 48th Avenue, Unit A, Wheat Ridge, CO, 80033

GIS mapping and sensitivity analysis; database design; ground penetrating radar investigations; lithic analysis/sourcing;faunal analysis; historic archival research; dendrochronological analysis; HABS/HAER documentation/archivalphotography; artifact illustration; museum exhibit/display design.

ReceptionP. (303) 980-4101; F. (303) 980-4107;

Dee Espinoza, ArchaeologistP. (719) 298-1780; F. error; [email protected]

Richard B. ValdezP. (303) 980-4101; F. (303) 980-4107; [email protected]

Statistical Research, Inc.Albuquerque Office4425 Juan Tabo Boulevard NE, Suite 112, Albuquerque, NM, 87111-2681

Karen SwopeP. (505) 323-8300; F. (505) 323-8314; [email protected]

Tucson Office6099 E. Speedway Boulevard, P.O. Box 31865, Tucson, AZ, 85751-1865

Scott ThompsonP. (520) 721-4309; F. (520) 298-7044; [email protected]

Stratified Environmental & Archaeological Services, LLCP.O. Box 1078, Ignacio, CO, 81137-1078

Douglas LoebigP. (970) 563-4615; F. (970) 563-0348; [email protected]

SWCA Environmental Consultants295 Interlocken Boulevard, Suite 300, Broomfield, CO, 80021

Scott PhillipsP. (303) 487-1183; F. (303) 487-1245; [email protected]



Tetra Tech, Inc.350 Indiana St. Suite 500, Golden, CO, 80401

Stephen Anderson, Principal ArchaeologistP. (303) 980-3601; F. (303) 980-3539; [email protected]

Three Bears Consulting208 Edgemont Boulevard, Alamosa, CO, 81101

Richard A. GoddardP. (719) 587-7267; F. (719) 587-7176; [email protected]

TRC Environmental CorporationAlbuquerque Office605 Skyline Dr, Laramie, WY, 82070

Kenneth BrownP. (505) 342-6362; F. (505) 761-0208; [email protected]

Lakewood Office1526 Cole Blvd, Lakewood, CO, 80401

ReceptionP. (303) 792-5555; F. (303) 792-0122;

University of Colorado at Boulder1350 Pleasant Street, Hale Science 350, 233 UCB, Boulder, CO, 80309-0233 (Department of Anthropology)

Douglas BamforthP. (303) 492-7586; [email protected]

Payson SheetsP. (303) 492-7302; [email protected]

University of Colorado at Colorado Springs1420 Austin Bluffs Parkway, 134 Centennial Hall, Colorado Springs, CO, 80918

William ArbogastP. (719) 255-5203; C. (719) 255-3364; F. (719) 262-4200; [email protected]

Minette ChurchP. (719) 255-3064; F. (719) 255-3364; [email protected]

University of Colorado Museum of Natural History218 UCB, Boulder, CO, 80309-0218

ReceptionP. (303) 492-6892; F. (303) 492-4195; [email protected]: Archaeological ceramic specialist

University of Denver2000 E. Asbury Ave., Sturm Hall 146, Denver, CO, 80208 (Department of Anthropology)

Bonnie ClarkP. (303) 871-2875; F. (303) 871-2437; [email protected]


Anthropologists, Archaeologists & Environmental SpecialistsUniversity of Denver- Continued

Larry ConyersP. (303) 871-2684; F. (303) 871-2437; [email protected]

Dean Saitta, Professor and ChairP. (303) 871-2680; F. (303) 871-2437; [email protected]

University of Northern Colorado2200 Candelaria Hall, Campus Box 90, Greeley, CO, 80639

Robert H. Brunswig, Jr.P. (970) 351-2138; F. (970) 351-2983; [email protected]

Andrew Creekmore IIIP. (970) 351-2761; F. (970) 351-2983; [email protected]

University of Oklahoma455 West Lindsey, Dale Hall Tower 521, Norman, OK, 73019

Bonnie PitbladoP. (405) 325-2490; F. (405) 325-7386; [email protected]

USU Archaeological Services, Inc.980 W. 1800 South, Logan, UT, 84321

Ken Cannon, PhD, RPAP. (435) 797-9258; C. (303) 590-4960; F. (435) 753-0088; [email protected]

Utah State University0730 Old Main Hill, Logan, UT, 84322-0730 (Department of Sociology, Social Work & Anthropology)

Steven SimmsP. (435) 797-1496; [email protected]

Western Archaeological Services1600 Dewar Drive, Rock Springs, WY, 82901

Stacy GoodrickP. (307) 382-9503; F. (307) 382-9506; [email protected]

Western Cultural Resource Management, Inc.P.O. Box 2326, Boulder, CO, 80306

WCRM, Inc. is a full service Cultural Resource Consulting firm. In 1978, WCRM's first consultingopportunity was a mine development project in Gunnison County, Colorado. Since then WCRM has provided services tobusinesses, agencies and individuals, on over 2,800 mining, oil and gas, power, telecommunications, transportation, andwater projects in 14 western states. Our offices in Boulder, Colorado; Farmington, New Mexico; Sparks, Nevada; andScottsdale, Arizona, enable WCRM to provide cost effective Planning and Cultural Resource Management servicesincluding Archaeology, History, NEPA/Section106 processes and Native American Issues.

Services include cultural resource planning services, geoarchaeological analysis, GIS mapping, lithic analysis,NEPA/Section 106 analysis and development, and Native American Consultation.

Thomas J. Lennon, President & Principal InvestigatorP. (303) 449-1151; F. (303) 503-7716; [email protected]

Charles Wheeler, Vice President & Principal InvestigatorP. (505) 326-7420; C. (505) 326-7420; F. (505) 324-1107; [email protected]



WGM Group1111 E. Broadway, Missoula, MT, 59802

Cultural resource inventories and evaluations; NHPA (Sec. 106/110) and DOT (Sec. 4f) review and compliance; NRHP/NHL nominations; and HABS/HAER documentation; historic and prehistoric archaeological surveys, site evaluation,testing, excavation, data recovery, monitoring, mitigation, and artifact analysis; cultural landscape analysis; architecturalhistory and historic preservation; special historical studies; literature and records reviews; archival research;Ethnohistory; outreach and interpretation; NEPA compliance; agency consultation; permitting; planning; GPS/GIS, TotalStation, cartography, and LiDar scanning

Delia Lee Hagen, Senior Project Manager, HistorianP. error Ext. 113; F. (406) 728-2476; [email protected]

Winters, Ron (Independent Archaeologist)109 Calle Paula, Santa Fe, NM, 87505

Ronald E. Winters, ArchaeologistP. (505) 670-6952; [email protected]

Woods Canyon Archaeological Consultants, Inc.206 North Washington Street, Cortez, CO, 81321

Jerry FettermanP. (970) 654-9640; F. (970) 739-0451; [email protected]


Building, Installation & Restoration Contractors




Dohn Construction Inc.2642 Midpoint Drive, Fort Collins, CO, 80525

Dohn Construction specializes in providing quality and value on every project from renovations to new construction.

Todd Annand, Preconstruction ManagerP. (970) 490-1855; F. (970) 490-6093; [email protected]

Environmental Window Solutionsenvironmentalwindow.com

Matthew Petit, PresidentP. (877) 773-7379; [email protected]

France Custom Casting1713 Wilcox Court, STE A, Fort Collins, CO, 80524

Preservation, Replicas, Castings.

Diane L. France, Ph.D., D-ABFAP. (970) 227-6514; [email protected]

Kujawa Construction1214 Wright St, Golden, COCO, 80401

Specializing in the renovation and restoration of older structures with passion and integrity. Have been in business for32 years.

Martin Kujawa, Licensed General Contractor since 1979P. (303) 324-6250; [email protected]

LP Innovations, LLCwww.lpinnovationsllc.com

Quality porcelain, ceramic, natural stone and glass tile installation. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Larry PriceP. (303) 887-1373; [email protected]


Building, Installation & Restoration Contractors

Older Than Dirt Construction, LLC1416 G. Street, Salida, CO, 81201-2324

General contractor specializing in the exterior and interior preservation, restoration and/or rehabilitation of log, frame andbrick historic structures. Start to finish work. Past work includes structural stabilization, window and door restoration,trim, mill work, paint, wallpaper.

Mike and Colleen PerschbacherP. (719) 539-6177; [email protected]

Phoenix Window Restoration, Inc.25587 Conifer Road, Suite 105 #720, Conifer, CO, 80433

Lynn Bingham, President/OwnerP. (303) 816-5500; C. (303) 870-7709; F. (303) 816-5501; [email protected]

Snow Wolf Construction Management, LLCP.O. Box 801, Indian Hills, CO, 80454

Licensed general contractor offering full construction services, management, and consultation.

John S. JohnsonP. (303) 697-5657; F. (303) 697-5657; [email protected]

Techmedia, LLCP.O. Box 22, Fort Collins, CO, 80522

Techmedia creates and duplicates historic architectural elements with molds, fabrications and castings that are durableand beautiful.

Terry EndresP. (970) 482-7237; F. (970) 482-4804; [email protected]

Wattle & Daub Contractorswww.wattleanddaub.com

General contracting firm specializing in the restoration, rehabilitation, replication and/or preservation of historic landmarkstructures throughout Colorado.

Byron McGough, Vice President, PartnerP. (970) 493-2244; C. (970) 215-4661; [email protected]


History, Architecture & Landscape Architecture Professionals

Abbott, Dan (Independent Contractor)P.O. Box 747, 4 Virginia Street, Idaho Springs, CO, 80452

Dan AbbottP. (303) 567-1473; [email protected]

ALM2S712 Whalers Way, Building B, Suite 100, Fort collins, CO, 80525

alm2s (formerly Aller Lingle Massey Architects) is a leading architecture and planning firm in Colorado, with aspecialization in historic preservation design, restoration, rehabilitation and historic structure assessments

David Lingle, PrincipalP. (970) 223-1820; [email protected]

Anderson Hallas Architects, PC715 14th Street, Golden, CO, 80401

Anderson Hallas's reputation for excellence in historic preservation is a compilation of the firm's more that 20 years ofcollaboration with communities throughout the Rocky Mountain Region, Midwest and beyond. Significant work includesrehabilitation design for 11 National Historic Landmarks and Landmark Districts.

Dave Anderson, AIA, LEED APP. (303) 278-4378; F. (303) 278-0521; [email protected]

Nan Anderson, FAIA, LEED APP. (303) 278-4378; F. (303) 278-0521; [email protected]

Elizabeth Hallas, AIA, LEED AP BD+CP. (303) 278-4378; F. (303) 278-0521; [email protected]: HABS/HAER documentation

Aqua Terra Cultural Resource Consultants5518 Trosper Lake St SW , Tumwater, WA, 98512 (www.AquaTerraCRC.com)

Established in 2010, Aqua Terra Cultural Resource Consultants is a certified Women’s Business Enterprise andDisadvantaged Business Enterprise firm located in Olympia, Washington, that provides full service cultural resourcemanagement and Section 106 regulatory compliance assistance services to private property owners, local agencies,districts, state, federal agencies and tribes. Our staff has extensive experience and specialized skills in managingcultural resource projects and meets the Secretary of Interior Standards for Professional Archaeology and ArchitecturalHistory practitioners (36CFR 61). We offer services beyond just archaeological survey and evaluation and are committedto meaningful and mutually cooperative preservation and management of our shared resources.

Sarah Amell, RPAP. (360) 359-6701; [email protected]






Autobee & Autobee Cultural Resources6900 W. 26th Avenue, Lakewood, CO, 80214

Autobee & Autobee performs historical research and delivers reports for governmental authorities and private citizens.Our expertise covers the following areas: water and irrigation issues, architectural and urban history, including roads andhighways, and survey and determination of potential historic properties in compliance with Section 106 of the NationalHistoric Preservation Act.

Robert Autobee, HistorianP. (303) 906-7829; [email protected].

Bunyak Research Associates10628 W. Roxbury Avenue, Littleton, CO, 80127

Dawn BunyakP. (720) 635-3717; [email protected]

Centennial Archaeology300 E. Boardwalk, Suite 4-C, Fort Collins, CO, 80525

Centennial Archaeology is a professional firm of archaeological and historical consultants specializing in culturalresource management for private and government clients, both domestically and internationally.

Kristin Gensmer, President/ManagerP. (970) 225-6575; F. (970) 225-6577; [email protected]

Centuries Research Inc.P.O. Box 1603, Montrose, CO, 81402-1603

Steven G. BakerP. (970) 240-0655; C. (970) 249-2283; F. (970) 240-0147; [email protected]

Colorado State UniversityB-356 Clark Building, Fort Collins, CO, 80523 (Department of History)

Ann M. Little, History Associate ProfessorP. (970) 491-3112; F. (970) 491-2941; [email protected]

Janet Ore, History Associate ProfessorP. (970) 491-6087; F. (970) 491-2941; [email protected]



Cultural Resource Historians LLC1607 Dogwood Court, Fort Collins, CO, 80525

Reconnaissance and intensive-level cultural resource surveys; CLG & SHF grant projects; National Registernominations; local landmark designations; HABS/HAER/HALS documentation projects.

Carl W. McWilliamsP. (970) 493-5270; [email protected]

Felsburg, Holt & Ullevig6300 S. Syracuse Way, Ste. 600, Centennial, CO, 80111

Felsburg, Holt & Ullevig (FHU) is recognized as a leading provider of environmental services for planning, transportation,and infrastructure projects. FHU has staffed qualified in Section 106 coordination, historic research, cultural resourcedocumentation, and Section 4(f)/Section 6(f) consultation.

Thor Gjelsteen, PrincipalP. (303) 721-1440; F. (303) 721-0832; [email protected]

Speciality: Consulting firm offering environmental services in support of transportation planning, trafficengineering, and civil engineering

Fort Lewis College1000 Rim Drive, Durango, CO, 81301 (Department of History)

Andrew Gulliford, Historian/Historic PreservationistP. (970) 247-7011; [email protected]: Expert witness legal testimony, Public history, National Register nominations.

Fraser Design5700 Jackdaw Drive, Loveland, CO, 80537

Clayton FraserP. (970) 669-7969; F. (970) 669-2348; [email protected]

Front Range Research Associates3635 West 46th Avenue, Denver, CO, 80211

Laurie SimmonsP. (303) 447-7597; F. (303) 433-4609; [email protected]

Tom SimmonsP. (303) 447-7597; F. (303) 433-4609; [email protected]

Hermsen Consultants486 W. Fremont Drive, Littleton, CO, 80120

Gail KeeleyP. (303) 797-6337; F. (303) 797-6337; [email protected]

Historic Preservation Consultants7876 South Niagara Way, Centennial, CO, 80112

John F. HoffeckerP. (303) 220-7646; [email protected]



Historitecture, LLCP.O. Box 181095, Denver, CO, 80218

Adam ThomasP. (303) 390-1638; F. (303) 390-1638; [email protected]

Hoehn Architects PCP.O. Box 3250, Evergreen, CO, 80437

Hoehn Architects PC was formed in 1999 as a “hands on” architectural practice, providing high quality project deliveryand superior client service. Tim and Kris Hoehn have been licensed architects in the State of Colorado since 1983. Theirfirm offers services ranging from cultural resource surveys and historic structure assessments to project design andconstruction administration. Recent projects include the Hoffman Heights Reconnaissance & Intensive Level SurveyProjects; the Hamill House HSA; Pueblo City & Memorial Halls Exterior Rehabilitation; Georgetown School ExteriorRestoration, Tower Reconstruction, and Interior Rehabilitation; Molly Brown House Museum Front Porch Restoration;and the Huerfano County Courthouse Rehabilitation.

Kris HoehnP. (303) 282-3884; [email protected]

Tim HoehnP. (303) 282-3884; [email protected]

Hord Coplan Macht

1331 19th Street, Denver, CO, 80202

Hord Coplan Macht, formerly Slaterpaull Architects, has been providing professional historic preservation architectureand consulting services for more than 30 years. The firm has completed more than 100 historic structure assessments.Our historic restoration and rehabilitation experience includes planning and design work on more than 500 individualstructures. In addition to our staff of historical architects and preservation specialists, we have a full landscapearchitecture studio with experience in the preservation of historic landscapes. We have assisted historic building ownerswith grant writing, master planning and public process. Completed projects include historic church buildings, schools,college and university buildings, house museums, mining and agricultural structures, community buildings and municipaland civic buildings and structures.

Robyn Bartling, ASLA, PLA, Senior AssociateP. (303) 222-0234; [email protected]

Gerhard Petri, AIA, PrincipalP. (303) 222-0224; [email protected]

Jessica Reske, AIA, LEED AP, Senior AssociateP. (303) 222-2167; [email protected]

Humphries Poli Architechts1655 Grant St, Denver, CO, 80203

Melanie Short, ArchitechtP. (303) 607-0040; [email protected]



Kasey Ford Design

Kasey Ford Design provides high quality scaled measured drawings in support of HABS/HAER and OAHP Level IIhistoric resource documentation. Kasey has completed drawings in support of National Park Service, Forest Service,Army Corps of Engineers, Bureau of Reclamation, Housing and Urban Development, and Federal HighwayAdministration treatment plans to resolve adverse effects to bridges, a railroad grade and feature, wooden flume, roadfeatures, canals and ditches, and buildings and structures. Please contact for examples of my work.

Kasey FordP. 303-947-1705 ;

Logan Simpson Design, Inc.51 West Third Street, Suite 450, Tempe, AZ, 85281

Mark HackbarthP. (480) 967-1343; F. (408) 966-9232; [email protected]

Robert Neily, Principal InvestigatorP. (480) 967-1343; F. (408) 966-9232; [email protected]

Chris WatkinsP. (480) 967-1343; F. (480) 966-9232; [email protected]

Mead & Hunt1743 Wazee St, Denver, CO, 80202

Mead & Hunt’s cultural resources staff specializes in compliance with Section 106 regulations of the National HistoricPreservation Act (36 CFR Part 800) and historic resources under Section 4(f) of the U.S. DOT Act (23 CRF Part 774).The Mead & Hunt cultural resource team has extensive experience completing reconnaissance and intensive surveys,historic research and documentation, HABS/HAER/HALS reports, national, state, and local landmark nominations, andcreative interpretation. The team has expertise in surveying and documentation of historic bridges, roads, and otherlinear features. We have a team of 17 historians all of whom exceed the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards andGuidelines for Professional Qualifications (36 CFR 61) for history and architectural history.

Dianna Litvak, Senior Historian, Cultural ResourcesP. (303) 729-3777; [email protected]

Miniello Consulting1340 RosemaryStreet, Denver, CO, 80220

Kristi MinielloP. (303) 531-1414; [email protected]

Otak1821 Blake Street, Suite 3B, Denver, CO, 80202

Landscape architecture consulting.

Kate Schwarzler, Principal Landscape ArchitectP. (303) 296-3304; C. (303) 296-3304; F. (303) 296-3699; [email protected]

Pecos Historical Research1870 Central Avenue, Canon City, CO, 81212

Earl S. MeadP. (719) 289-1507; [email protected]



Pettem, Silvia (Independent Contractor)439 Ranch Road, Ward, CO, 80481-9523

Silvia PettemP. (303) 459-0193; [email protected]

Rausche Historic Preservation, LLC8803 E. 24th Place #101, Denver, CO, 80238

Yolita Rausche, Historic Architecture Preservation ConsultantP. (216) 469-0615; [email protected]

Rogue Architecture4100 Wadsworth Blvd., Suite 300, Wheat Ridge, CO, 80033

Juan Gabriel Luna, PrincipalP. (720) 284-8787; [email protected]

Rosin Preservation, LLC215 W. 18th Street, Suite 150, Kansas City, MO, 64108

Rosin Preservation, LLC is a Kansas City-based historic preservation consulting firm that offers a broad range ofservices. Under the direction of company founder Elizabeth Rosin, the firm assists clients in rehabilitating historicproperties, in complying with cultural resource regulations, and in capitalizing on the economic benefits of historicpreservation. Clients benefit from the energy, knowledge and creativity of the Rosin Preservation team. We bring to thetable decades of professional experience working with a vast spectrum of historic resources and preservation issues. AllRosin Preservation staff members meet the standards for preservation professionals, as defined by the federalgovernment in 36 CFR 61

Elizabeth Rosin, Owner/PricipalP. (815) 472-4950; F. (816) 472-4981; [email protected]


Scott PhillipsP. (303) 487-1183; F. (303) 487-1245; [email protected]

SWCA, Inc.James SteelyP. (303) 487-1183; F. (303) 487-1245; [email protected]

Tatanka Historical Associates, Inc.P.O. Box 1909, Fort Collins, CO, 80522

Founded in 1992 to provide historical and biographical research services, architectural and site history services, and arange of historic preservation consulting services throughout the Rocky Mountain region. Services include landmarknominations, reconnaissance and intensive-level surveys, grant writing, preservation planning, NHPA Section 106 andCWA Section 404 documentation and analysis, historic structure assessment research, interpretive signage andbrochures, determinations of landmark eligibility, and project management and team building. Technical areas ofexpertise: irrigation ditches and reservoirs, cemeteries, oilfield resources,agricultural sites, engineered structures, andscientific, technical and military sites. BLM Cultural Resource Use Permit #C-74163 for historic resources.

Ron SladekP. (970) 221-1095; C. (970) 689-4855; F. (970) 221-1095; [email protected]



The Preservation Studio118 North Tejon Suite 400, Colorado Springs, CO, 80903

Grant writing and administration services, historic research and master planning consultation, historic structureassessment preparation and historic register nomination preparation.

Charise BoomsmaP. (719) 761-4898; [email protected]

Three Gables Preservation320 Pine Glade Road, Nederland, CO, 80466

Cultural resource surveys; National, state and local register nominations; HABS/HAER/HALS documentation;preservation plans; design guidelines.

Deon WolfenbargerP. (303) 358-3136; [email protected]

Total Environments, LLCP.O. Box 24171, Silverthorne, CO, 80497

David J. Garner, Historical ArchitectP. (970) 485-2640; [email protected]

Tower Engineering Professionals, Inc.326 Tryon Road, Raleigh, NC, 27603

Tower Engineering Professionals is a full service professional firm that provides services in Section 106 Review andNEPA compliance.

Sarah Stephens, Cultural Resources Manager and Principal InvestigatorP. (919) 661-6351; [email protected]

Townscapes LLC -- Consultants for Rehabilitation of Historic Buildings1942 Broadway, Ste. 314, Boulder, CO, 80302

Specializing in the rehabilitation, adaptive reuse, and redeveloping of historic buildings.

Thomas Thorpe, AIA, Principal and ArchitectP. (303) 579-4068; F. (303) 449-4484; [email protected]

Treanor Architects1284 S. Clayton Street , Denver, CO, 80210

Treanor Architects is committed to helping historic building owners develop and realize a vision that combines modernnecessities with historic architecture. Through assessment, planning and design, Treanor identifies the best approach tocreatively utilize historic buildings without destroying character-defining features. We provide full-service architectureservices and historic preservation services such as: restoration, preservation, rehabilitation and adaptive use planningand design; historic interiors; exterior envelope restoration; historic structure reports; compatible infill/main streetplanning; state and national register nominations; historic tax credit and grant assistance; maintenance plans; andhistoric architecture consulting.

Joy Coleman, AIAP. (816) 581-4027; [email protected]

University of Colorado at BoulderCampus Box 234, Hellems Building room 204, Boulder, CO, 80309-0234

Department of HistoryP. (303) 492-6683; F. (303) 492-1868;



Western Cultural Resource Management, Inc.P.O. Box 2326, Boulder, CO, 80306

WCRM, Inc. is a full service Cultural Resource Consulting firm. In 1978, WCRM's first consultingopportunity was a mine development project in Gunnison County, Colorado. Since then WCRM has provided services tobusinesses, agencies and individuals, on over 2,800 mining, oil and gas, power, telecommunications, transportation, andwater projects in 14 western states. Our offices in Boulder, Colorado; Farmington, New Mexico; Sparks, Nevada; andScottsdale, Arizona, enable WCRM to provide cost effective Planning and Cultural Resource Management servicesincluding Archaeology, History, NEPA/Section106 processes and Native American Issues.

Services include cultural resource planning services, geoarchaeological analysis, GIS mapping, lithic analysis,NEPA/Section 106 analysis and development, and Native American Consultation.

Thomas J. Lennon, President & Principal InvestigatorP. (303) 449-1151; F. (303) 503-7716; [email protected]

WGM Group1111 E. Broadway, Missoula, MT, 59802

Cultural resource inventories and evaluations; NHPA (Sec. 106/110) and DOT (Sec. 4f) review and compliance; NRHP/NHL nominations; and HABS/HAER documentation; historic and prehistoric archaeological surveys, site evaluation,testing, excavation, data recovery, monitoring, mitigation, and artifact analysis; cultural landscape analysis; architecturalhistory and historic preservation; special historical studies; literature and records reviews; archival research;Ethnohistory; outreach and interpretation; NEPA compliance; agency consultation; permitting; planning; GPS/GIS, TotalStation, cartography, and LiDar scanning

Delia Lee Hagen, Senior Project Manager, HistorianP. error Ext. 113; F. (406) 728-2476; [email protected]

Winter & Company1265 Yellow Pine Avenue, Boulder, CO, 80304

Nore V. WinterP. (303) 440-8445; F. (303) 443-0725; [email protected]


Landscape Architecture Consultants

Roxanne Eflin Consulting1395 Farnham Point, #103, Colorado Springs, CO, 80904

32 years experience in historic preservation, downtown revitalization, heritage tourism and grant writing.

Roxanne [email protected]


Other Service Providers

All Star Bronzewww.allstarbronze.com

Every extraordinary moment, noteworthy honor and person deserves to be recognized, and we're here to help. With AllStar Bronze we guarantee that your plaque comes out just as spectacular as what it represents. All Star Bronze plaquesare guaranteed for life.

Joe McGraneP. (727) 807-9432; C. (727) 992-8333; [email protected]

Classic Bronze Resources LLC - "Remembering The Past While Honoring The Future"www.classicbronzeresources.com4628 Whispering Oak Trail , Cincinnati, OH, 45247

We offer an extensive background in the design and manufacturing of bronze and aluminum memorial products andNational Register of Historic Places plaques. Specializing in producing insignia, plaques, memorials & statuesexclusively for lineage societies, organizations, fire & police departments and the military.Veteran owned and operated. All products are proudly made in the USA.

Dick Stein, PresidentP. (513) 600-9048; [email protected]

Dietze and Davis, P.C.2060 Broadway, Suite 400, Boulder, CO, 80302-5282

Attorneys for cultural resources, historic preservation and easement law.

Karl F. KumliP. (303) 440-0075; F. (303) 440-9036; [email protected]

Gibson, Willie (Photography)1008 Valley Road, Evergreen, CO, 80439

Architectural, environmental/ecological, archaeological, palentological, videography and HABS/HAER documentation, forover 25 years.

Willie GibsonP. (303) 717-7325; F. (303) 526-1454; [email protected]

Impact Signs26 E Burlington Avenue, La Grange, IL, 60525

We are a manufacturer of bronze plaques that ships nationwide.

SalesP. (708) 469-7178; [email protected]


Paleontologists

Atkins North America7604 Technology Way, Suite 400, Denver, CO, 80237

Atkins, a diversified environmental and engineering firm, offers a full range of cultural resource expertise with a specialemphasis on permit and compliance requirements. Our interdisciplinary staff is fully accredited and has experiencethroughout the state in all levels of archaeological investigations, literature and record searches and historic architecturestudies. The firm has worked extensively with the review procedures of the Texas Historical Commission and federalpermitting agencies. Completed projects include reservoirs, parks, roads, housing developments, airports, mines,treatment plants, landfills, pipelines, wells, transmission lines, and well pad sites.

Jason BrightP. error Ext. 4987035; [email protected]

BCA Paleontology621 17th Street, Suite 1640, Denver, CO, 80293

Amanda Cordes PersonP. (720) 536-8941; [email protected]

Burns & McDonnell9785 Maroon Circle, Suite 400, Centennial, CO, 80112

Robert A. Rowe, Senior Cultural Resources SpecialistP. (303) 383-0339; [email protected]

Denver Museum of Nature and Science2001 Colorado Bouldevard, Denver, CO, 80205-5798

Tyler Lyson, Curator of Vertebrate [email protected]

Joseph Sertich, Curator of Vertebrate PaleontologyP. (303) 370-6331; F. (303) 331-6492; [email protected]

Forest Service, USDAPike and San Isabel National Forests & Comanche and Cimarron National Grasslands1420 East Third Street, La Junta, CO, 81050 (Comanche and Cimarron National Grasslands)

Caring for the land and serving people.

Bruce Schumacher, PaleontologistP. (719) 384-2181; [email protected]

Intermountain Paleo-Consulting461 West 200 South, P.O. Box 1125, Vernal, UT, 20000

Stephen D. SandauP. (435) 789-7402; [email protected]

Rocky Mountain Paleontology1090 Poplar Avenue, Boulder, CO, 80304

Paul C. Murphey, DirectorP. (303) 514-1095; [email protected]


Paleontologists


Norma CrumbleyP. (303) 487-1183; [email protected]

Uinta Paleontological Associates, Inc.2660 West 1500 North, P.O. Box 223, Vernal, UT, 84078

Sue Ann Bilbey Ph.D, Geologist and PaleontologistP. (435) 790-2558; [email protected]

Peter Robinson, ConsultantP. (303) 492-6171; [email protected]


Societies & Non-Profit Organizations

Colorado Archaeological Society (CAS)www.coloradoarchaeology.org

Colorado Arts & Crafts Society900 Colorow Road, Golden, CO, 80401

Cynthia Shaw, Director of the Boettcher MansionP. (720) 497-7632; [email protected]

Colorado Preservation Inc.1420 Ogden Street, Suite 104, Denver, CO, 80218

Jennifer Orrigo Charles, Interim DirectorP. (303) 893-4260; [email protected]

High Line Canal Preservation Association950 So Cherry St., Suite 110, Denver, CO, 80246

Tom Waymire, PresidentP. (303) 355-6181; F. (303) 355-6181; [email protected]


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