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The UFO of Daniels Park
It has been reported that on Thursday, April 7, 1966 six teenagers were talking under a park shelter at a picnic site in Daniels Park. At 11:40 pm they heard footsteps on the roof of the shelter followed by seeing a large humanoid figure passing in front of a light in a nearby field. The teens then witnessed four football shaped objects with changing colors that were moving and making sounds in the sky. They tried to leave the area but the car’s engine would not immediately start. When it did, the lights then followed them from the picnic site. Two days later on Saturday April 9th at least 50 cars were in the park using Geiger counters, tape recorders, telescopes and binoculars looking for signs that the claims the teenagers made were true. The then sheriff dismissed them as a dream and that there was nothing to the claims. There was however a picture (above) taken on March 31, 1966 in Daniels Park showing a round red light with an intense yellow center. UFO or NO?
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Lionel Oberlin, the first Director of the Castle Rock Museum, has moved to Seattle to be near his daughter, Wendy. He has an apartment at the Emeritus Senior Living Center. His new address is
805 4th Ave. N. #254
Seattle, Wa. 98109
I am sure he would love to get a card from his many old friends.
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Recycle - Save those aluminum cans!!
The museum collects and recycles aluminum cans to raise money for matching grants. Bring those cans to the museum and use the green container next to the bathroom. Aluminum cans only please. Anything else will be removed by the recycling company. Help the environment and raise a little money for the museum.
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Mission: The Castle Rock Historical Society operates the Castle Rock museum, celebrates, educates, and brings together people interested in the preservation of the heritage of the Castle Rock, Colorado area.
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Support the Castle Rock Historical Society. Join as a member, make a donation, or sell an item on eBay.
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Opportunities to Contribute
You know we need you!! Thank you to those who help with hands, time and money. Whatever your skill is, it can help the community in your historical little town of Castle Rock.
To find out how you can help email president@castlerockhistoricalsociety.org .
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