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Portrait of Paul Mellon by Tim O'Kane
Paul Mellon was born in Pittsburgh on June 11, 1907, the son of financier and industrialist Andrew W. Mellon and Nora McMullen, his English wife. A child of enormous wealth, Paul Mellon grew up in Pittsburgh and attended Choate Preparatory School in Connecticut. After graduating from Yale University in 1929, Mellon went to England to study at Cambridge University. While in England, Mellon developed an appreciation for British art and culture and a taste for foxhunting and racing thoroughbreds-interests he continued to pursue throughout his life. In 1935, he married Mary Conover Brown. Early in their marriage, the Mellons moved from Pittsburgh to a farm in northern Virginia, which remained Mellon's primary residence. After Mary's death in 1946, he married Rachel "Bunny" Lambert Lloyd.
Oak Spring, the Mellons' home in Upperville, Virginia
After his father's death in 1937, Paul Mellon turned away from his family's world of business and made philanthropy his extraordinary legacy. Over his lifetime, Mellon gave nearly a billion dollars to museums and other causes ranging from public health to the environment.
Mellon with his father, Andrew, at Clare College, Cambridge, 1931
Paul Mellon was a passionate collector of the original and authentic. He developed a taste for beautiful and rare things early in life. In his autobiography, Reflections in a Silver Spoon, he describes the pleasure of growing up surrounded by paintings in his father's renowned art collection, which later formed the nucleus of the National Gallery of Art in Washington. Though probably best known for his art collecting, Paul Mellon also collected rare books and manuscripts, especially original documents of American history and beautifully illustrated works. On February 1, 1999, Mellon died at his home in Upperville, Virginia. Paul Mellon's private passions for collecting art and books have become one of his public legacies.
Mellon, Paul, with John Baskett. Reflections in a Silver Spoon: A Memoir. New York: William Morrow, 1992. Paul Mellon, with his dog, Patrick, in front of Cornflower.
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Paul Mellon's will stipulated that his collection of books and manuscripts be divided equally among Yale University, the Virginia Historical Society, and the University of Virginia. Mellon wanted to ensure that his books and manuscripts be given to institutions where they could best serve scholarship and be accessible to the general public.
The Brick House, where Mellon housed his library
Executors of Paul Mellon's estate developed a procedure for dividing the collection, with the assistance of William Reese, a noted dealer of Americana. The three institutions were given a list of the 1,827 items in Mellon's library. Staff at the University of Virginia. Library compared items in Mellon's library with existing holdings to identify duplicates. Next, staff were asked to rank all items that were not duplicates on a scale from one to five (with five being most desired), keeping roughly an equal amount in each category. In addition to this list, the Library submitted a list of its top ten items. Although staff were instructed not to request duplicates, in two cases, they made successful arguments for items already in the collections-the 1814 edition of Lewis and Clark's journals and the 1784-85 edition of Jefferson's Notes of the State of Virginia. The Mellon copies of these books have unique features: the journals are bound in their original boards and Notes on the State contains an inscription from Jefferson to his friend David Rittenhouse. Both of these items are on display in the exhibit.
Paul Mellon on his pony, Hotspur, 1920
The University of Virginia Library received seven items from its top ten list including the most desired item-Jefferson's "fire-bell in the night" letter. The Library received a total of 447 books and manuscripts from Paul Mellon's estate in May 2000.
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Still, there was nothing that specifically protected sacred sites--which might be nothing more than a crumbled stone altar on top of a mountain or even a mere depression in the ground--from vandals, artifact hunters or developers. And there was a new threat: the new-agers. Few transgressions angered those who wanted to protect such sites as much as discovering a new-age bonfire in an ancient kiva--which could destroy any efforts to carbon-date the spot--or modern pictographs scratched into rocks along with those centuries old.
Word of Frost's work with Roth soon reached the archaeologists with the BLM's office in Craig. They asked Frost if he would look at certain sites and help determine if they needed to be protected. As Frost's reputation grew, Forest Service archaeologists with the Routt National Forest contacted him to do similar work for them.
In 1992 Kight, the heritage resource manager for the White River National Forest, was planning a ceremony to mark the opening of the Ute Trail trailhead near Dotsero on the east end of Glenwood Canyon. The trail is a 58-mile trek between the White and Colorado rivers, much of which was once traveled by the Utes as they pursued game. Kight thought it would be appropriate to have Utes present, and he invited elders from the reservations to bless the event. He also asked Kenny Frost to attend.
Although Kight had received his archaeological training at universities in New Mexico, he'd also attended a seminary and felt a spiritual kinship with Indians who pursued their ancient rites.
The white and Ute archaeologists immediately hit it off. Following the ceremony, Kight asked Frost to check out a nearby location where he had found some artifacts that he'd been unable to place in context.
On the top of a hill, Kight pointed out a ring of stones. "It's a vision-quest site," Frost confirmed, noting the toppled stone altar. Bending over, he picked up a bright yellow rock that crumbled easily. "This is paint," he said. "Someone left it here as an offering."
Frost asked Kight to show him other sites. About a mile away, on the edge of a cliff overlooking Interstate 70 and Glenwood Canyon, Kight pointed out a jumble of sticks and a nearby wickiup--a type of teepee built against a tree. Farther up the hill was an ancient cedar; a scaffold built of poles lay across its branches.
"This is where a medicine man lived, probably with his family, to watch over the vision-quest site," Frost said, pointing out how both the spot on the cliff and the scaffold offered such a vantage. "He used the scaffold to get off the ground to pray. That's why it faces east.
"Over there," he continued, indicating the cliffs across the canyon, "there are probably paint caves--yellow, red and black."
Kight was impressed--especially after the paint caves were found. He began calling on Frost whenever a new site was discovered or an area needed to be checked before approving development.
As they worked together across Colorado, Kight began noticing that eagles almost always appeared when Frost was around. Other people, including Forest Service higher-ups, soon remarked on the same thing. It became a running joke--particularly if Kight happened to be absent when the bird was spotted--that the archaeologist and his Indian friend were arranging for the release of the eagles.
Frost enjoyed the joke as much as anyone.
As his friendship with Kight grew, Frost decided to move to Glenwood Springs. Working in the area, he'd started to think about holding a powwow and inviting all the Utes to visit the land of their ancestors. With the help of Kight, the Forest Service and other new Glenwood Springs friends, Frost's concept quickly took off. An April 1993 date was set for the powwow.
Frost thought it would be a good idea to have access to a sweatlodge, but there wasn't time to build one. He'd heard that Wallace Black Elk, who billed himself as a Lakota medicine man, had built one nearby.
But when Frost asked if the sweatlodge would be available during the powwow, Kathleen Menten, the self-described "lodge-keeper," told him it had been left in her care by Black Elk and that the Utes could not use it. Frost was outraged. Sweatlodges weren't supposed to be something you owned. They were for the people--and in this area the people were the Utes.
Menten eventually agreed to let the Utes use the sweatlodge after Frost threatened to go public with her refusal. But she also wrote an angry letter to the Aspen Times, accusing the Utes of "claiming sole ownership of spiritual philosophy" that she had a right to practice.
Nevertheless, the Ute powwow was a huge success. There were dances and the telling of old stories. There were visits to some of the sites Frost had found, and the elders debated which mountain or valley might be part of their legends. They left promising to return the next year, bringing more of their people back to their ancestral lands.


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Target Type: Mach II
Tee Type: Concrete
Elevation: Flat
Foliage: Woodsy
Course Length: 2,836ft
Alternate Length: 3,048ft
Hole Length: Under 300ft: 11 | 300 - 400ft: 1 | Over 400ft: 0
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