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In partnership with the Sheridan Arts Foundation's Wild West Fest and the Telluride Historical Museum, Telluride celebrates its heritage during the Telluride Heritage Festival
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A Ute Warrior dancer doing a traditional Ute dance that celebrates the agility and power of the warrior
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In traditional costume, a Ute Dancer performs a warrior dance to the drum beats
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Dancing like a butterfly, this little Ute girl performs for a crowd at the first annual Telluride Heritage Festival
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A little Ute Dancer performs for the attendees of the Telluride Heritage Festival
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Ute Dancers unite
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Ute Hoop Dancer
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World Champion hoop dancer performs in Telluride during the Telluride Heritage Festival
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Senior Mahoney, a longtime Telluride local, shows the newer generations the great art of gold panning
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Double-Jack miners demonstrating how rock was conquered a century ago during the Telluride Heritage Festival
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Mining the Old-Fashioned Way
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A nickel grab for children five and under during the first annual Telluride Heritage Festival
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Sheep shearing demonstration during the Telluride Heritage Festival
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Residents of the Schmid Ranch, located close to Telluride, made an appearance at the Telluride Heritage Festival
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An impersonation of Butch Cassidy and friends rides into town for some fun and action. Telluride's San Miguel Valley Bank was the first of many bank robberies performed by this group of friends.
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As the story goes, Butch Cassidy and his crew kept a daily routine while staking out Telluride's banks; they would go to the local bar during lunch like clockwork
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A man impersonates a sheriff during the Telluride Heritage Festival
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Gold and cash deliveries arrived via horse in the olden days
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Rumor has it that the Sheriff was paid off and the Bank Manager out to lunch during Butch Cassidy's famous bank robbery in Telluride
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It is said that Butch Cassidy and friends rode off with close to $24,000 when they robbed their first bank in Telluride in1889
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In a re-enactment, Butch Cassidy and gang take off for the hills of southern Utah after robbing a Telluride bank
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Old-Fashioned Tug O' War during the Telluride Heritage Festival
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The other Tug O' War team during the Telluride Heritage Festival
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Fire Hose Carts
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A horse drawn carriage on Main Street of Telluride, CO during The Telluride Heritage Festival
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Bartel's Mancos Valley Stageline came out for the fun of the Telluride Heritage Festival and gave buggy rides