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This free script provided by Welcome to the Colorado-Cherokee Trail Chapter website
About OCTA Our mission is to protect the
Historic Emigrant Trails legacy by promoting research,
education, preservation activities andpublic awareness of the
trails, and to work with others to promote these causes.
The Colorado-Cherokee Trail Chapter is one of 11 chapters in the OCTA organization, which maintain their own websites. Each
chapter work on marking and mapping the trails and works with
private landowners as well as government agencies, such as the
Bureau of Land Management and the National Park Service, on
preservation issues. It's a great way to get “on the ground” in OCTA because local chapters sponsor trail outings in their area
and have frequent meetings to discuss trail history and
preservation. Most of these events are open to members and
non-members alike.
Our new chapter president, Richard
Deisch, will be sending out a few
updates via email. To make
sure that you recieve these emails,
without them being placed in your
spam folder, please put
president@octa-colorado.org in
your address book
The Colorado-Cherokee Trail Chapter Trail members
present at the chapter meeting at Rock Springs,
WY
From Left to Right-Patrick Surrena, Berl Meyer, Pat
Meyer, Ginny Dissette, Gary Dissette, Camille
Bradford, Phillips Bradford, Jane Whiteley, Lee
Whiteley and Raymond Morris
This mailing list is sponsored by the
Oregon-California Trails Association for
discussion of the history of the 19th
century westward emigrant trails as well
as current issues regarding their
preservation.
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