Speaking to the Future:
Sedalia Stories
The Sedalia Historical Society was organized to collect and preserve the history of Sedalia and the Jarre Canyon area.
The society meets on the 4th Wednesday of the month at 1 pm at the Sedalia Historic Fire House Museum.
The society is currently working on several projects including:
- Collecting biographies and oral histories of longtime area residents.
- Collecting and photocopying historic photos and documents of the Sedalia areas.
- Operating the Sedalia Historic Firehouse Museum April - September, Wednesdays 1-3 and Saturdays 10-2 or by appointment.
These people have shared their stories with us. If you would like more information on sharing YOUR story, or would like to volunteer to help, call the DCHRC at (303) 688-7730.
Charles Allis - 2002.065
Louise Beeman Hier and Florence Beeman Campbell - The Beeman Sisters tell of growing up in the Sedalia area.
Edwin and Dorothy Belfield - 2001.063
Cynthia and Don Blanchard - 2000.025
Tom Butterfield tells about growing up in the Indian Park area of Douglas County before World War II.
Robert F. and Florence Campbell - 2004.019
Martin Connelly - 2002.011
Mildred Ecker - 2002.012
Bill Ellis - 2002.090
Thomas Fallbach 2002.093
Jennie Lee Gasperitti - 2003.059
Helen Hooper - 2002.010
Frank and Lorraine Jackson - 2000.027
Kirk Kimball - 2006.027
Paul McIntyre - 2002.013
Vernon Nelson - 2004.005
Tom Penley - 2003.051
Russell and Walter Perry - 2001.042
James Price - 2000.037
Irene Rudolph - 2002.100
Ray and Irene Rudolph - 2000.038
Judy A. Small - 2006.029
Jeraldine Steffin - 2002.053
J. F. and Mildred Stewart - 2004.020
Paul Stewart - 2006.026
Lee Stoltz - 2006.028
Joseph Stone and Bevery Michels - 2002.057
Roberta Sutton - 2000.036
Therman Thompson - 2002.089
Ronald and Donald Ullery - 2002.009
Jean Webster and Morene Summers - 2006.030
Carrie Williams - 2003.064
Frank Woodhouse - 2002.091
Frank and Marguerite Woodhouse - 2002.066