<p>Heritage Preservation Officer Pam Attardo shares her research journey to uncover the rich history of Silver City’s Brannin family and their many children growing up on their ranch; along with a remarkable sojourn from New Mexico, a dude-ranch in Sweetgrass County, and a surprising connection to Billy the Kid.     </p>

Heritage Preservation Officer Pam Attardo shares her research journey to uncover the rich history of Silver City’s Brannin family and their many children growing up on their ranch; along with a remarkable sojourn from New Mexico, a dude-ranch in Sweetgrass County, and a surprising connection to Billy the Kid.

<p>Heritage Preservation Officer Pam Attardo shares her research journey to uncover the rich history of Silver City’s Brannin family and their many children growing up on their ranch; along with a remarkable sojourn from New Mexico, a dude-ranch in Sweetgrass County, and a surprising connection to Billy the Kid. &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;</p>

Buildings Come and Go, but Newspapers Are Forever [Episode 8]

Interviews with preservation professionals and prominent minds discussing historic preservation, place-based history, and restoration, along with important, intriguing, and ground-breaking stories from the field of preservation and more.

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Buildings Come and Go, but Newspapers Are Forever [Episode 8]

Buildings Come and Go, but Newspapers Are Forever [Episode 8]