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Marshall Fire Story Project

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Our community has been through a lot. Whether you are in survival mode, grieving, looking for ways to understand, or simply needing to share, we invite you to add your story and/or photos to this collective of community stories from the Marshall Fire. This event has left us with varying layers of experiences and emotions. All experiences and emotions are valid and welcome. 

At the Louisville Historical Museum, our mission is to collect and preserve both the historical record and the stories and lives that make up the heart and character of Louisville. Your stories help us understand the gravity and emotional spectrum of an event.

We are currently collecting stories from Marshall Fire victims that are moving back into the community in partnership with Marshall Together and the Community Foundation Boulder County.

Want to share your story in person? Sign up for a story-sharing time slot to have your story recorded with audio or video. Bring a friend or family member or come by yourself. 

Share Your Story

Please correct the fields below:

Please write about your experience of the Marshall Fire:

Additional Information:

First and Last Name
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Email 
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The Museum may share some of your answers as an historical resource for the public. Please let us know if you would like your submission to be cited as Anonymous.
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The Museum may share some of your answers as an historical resource for the public. Please let us know if you would like your submission to be cited as Anonymous.
Where do you live?
Where do you live?
If not Louisville, please tell us what city you live in.
Please tell us your age range:
Please tell us your age range:
5-12 years 13-18 years 19-29 years 30-59 years 60+ years
Age

If you would like to share images related to your experience of the Marshall Fire, please upload them here.
If you have multiple photos or files larger than 5MB, please send them directly to the Museum staff at gyang@louisvilleco.gov.

Thank you for contributing to the Marshall Fire Story Collection. Your answers will become part of the Louisville Historical Museum archive and may be reproduced or shared as historical documents in relation to future Museum activities, events, and publications. The Museum may also share your submission with relevant regional museums and historical institutions to add to their historical collections, enabling them to better know and represent how the fire affected their communities.
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