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“A celebration of the human spirit”
The Barney Ford House Museum honors Barney L. Ford, an escaped slave who prospered and became a prominent entrepreneur and black civil rights pioneer in Colorado. In 1880, Ford became the first black businessman in Breckenridge when he opened Ford’s Restaurant and Chop House.
This place was just my first glimpse into the life of Barney Ford, whom I'd never heard about before. After the tour I went and learned more about his fascinating life by watching the PBS special. Read more
Cool and educational museum right in the heart of Breckenridge. Very interesting to learn about the life of Barney Ford and free! If you have time to check out this museum while exploring the town... Read more
The docent really loves her job and the history of this underdog who had great successes and great disappointments. Totally with the time to tour the 29th century home. Admission is by donation.... Read more
Barney Ford House Museum
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