We are pleased to announce that PCCLD has been selected for the Colorado’s 2016 Most Significant Artifact Campaign. Your vote is needed to make this four years consecutively that an artifact from the PCCLD Special Collections has been voted top 10.
PCCLD’s nomination of the Societa Femminile Banner has been chosen by the selection committee to be voted on by the general public! The Princess Iolanda Society was founded by 80 Italian women living in Pueblo and operated from 1920 to 1986. Its mission was to create a sisterhood of mutual benefit for Italian-American women in Colorado. The banner belonging to the Princess Yolanda Society represents the presence and historic contributions of Italian immigrants in the community.
To vote and to learn more about this interesting artifact please visit:
https://collectioncare.auraria.edu/
The 10 artifacts with the most public votes will be announced in late December 2016.
One behalf of the Special Collections and Museum Services Dept., thank you for your vote in this year’s Colorado’s Most Significant Artifacts campaign.
PCCLD’s nomination of the Societa Femminile Banner has been chosen by the selection committee to be voted on by the general public! The Princess Iolanda Society was founded by 80 Italian women living in Pueblo and operated from 1920 to 1986. Its mission was to create a sisterhood of mutual benefit for Italian-American women in Colorado. The banner belonging to the Princess Yolanda Society represents the presence and historic contributions of Italian immigrants in the community.
To vote and to learn more about this interesting artifact please visit:
https://collectioncare.auraria.edu/
The 10 artifacts with the most public votes will be announced in late December 2016.
One behalf of the Special Collections and Museum Services Dept., thank you for your vote in this year’s Colorado’s Most Significant Artifacts campaign.