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    Boulder City- Hoover Dam Museum

    Boulder City- Hoover Dam Museum

    4.7(28 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    Could you imagine...... Could you imagine a time when you…read morehad to go hungry, or not have a job to support your family . You had to figure "life" out ! Sounds like some movie, we live in America the greatest country in the world. At one point in our history or a few the people were hungry and times were difficult. In fact no one had a job. This reference refers to the Great Depression . To control the wild Colorado River and make jobs the government started the Hoover dam project . This project was a plan so huge that it put individuals back to work . The dam was a huge endeavor and engineering project. It would dictate how the Colorado River and its allocation would affect California, Arizona, and Nevada water rights . The city of Boulder was the town created to house the workers and their families during this time of building. This first phase of the city of Boulder was controlled by the federal government. The city had bans on gambling, drinking, and enforced strict rules . These early settlements were not nice or great. The living conditions were poor. In fact prior to Boulder was conceived the living condition were something referred to as "Rag Town." It was a collection of shacks and tents. The worst possible. As an individual walks through this museum you can have a glimpse at what the average individual life's journey resembled through their eyes. What was daily life like ? What challenges did they encounter? What a great impact this museum presents through the workers point of view. The museum is put together so well . All the work that went into gathering the artifacts and information was done by hands that wanted others to see the world through their eyes .

    4.5 stars This…read morelittle museum is located inside the historical Boulder Dam Hotel. Frankly, I was charmed by this hotel and would love to return someday for a stay. But, moving onto the museum...it is a small museum that packs a punch with the journey starting in the Great Depression when whole families migrated to places where they could get work. One of those places was Boulder city where the Boulder Dam (now known as Hoover Dam) was being built. The history of building the Hoover Dam is rife with struggle and, without the contributions of Depression-era Americans, this dam would not be possible. This museum highlights the struggle and sacrifice of these people, the development of Boulder City, and how politics played a huge role in keeping Boulder City from turning into the next Las Vegas, as well as drama over naming/renaming the Hoover Dam. The "official" count of industrial fatalities is 96 per the Bureau of Reclamation, but more industry-related fatalities have been suspected. The dam was built in 1931 and completed in 1936 with hydroelectric generators going online in 1937. Total cost was approximately $49 million (about $1 billion adjusted for inflation). The Hoover Dam is predicted to last 10,000 years, but experts believe other elements like water shortage would put the dam out of commission before the dam actually stops working. The Hoover Dam is still considered an engineering marvel with visits from 7 million tourists annually. This museum is worth the visit and it's free! There's free street parking as well. Highly recommend!

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    Grace Christian Academy - Great Storms emerge from 2 forces of nature join together

    Grace Christian Academy

    5.0(5 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    People tell me that I have a gift of finding the right words. I tell them, sometimes its just as…read moreeasy as a walk in the park. Just like finding where a good story sits best. Some people say that the original apostles did not recite stories. Fact was they were mostly madmen. Yet they were worthy as disciples. At one time, most people never questioned the word of God. People said they went to temples to connect with god. But everyone will tell you that nothing feels more like the presence of god than a furious storm. Since everyone seemed to fear their god. I suppose it was natural for them to run from any storm. I imagine anyone who truly feels the love of their divine creator. Has the most questions. Especially when it often feels like god is constantly testing with life challenges. That kind of love, from a woman can drive a man wild. I imagine God's love, can send a man on insanely journeys. Some guy shot an arrow to get his attention. And I suppose other men have walked right into the beast of all storms. A leap of faith indeed. A madness that demands god to confront him. Either by peace of mind. Or death. Probably how "Give me liberty or give me death" originated. Unfortunately that kind of story is very difficult to validate. But I heard that a girl once witnessed a dead madman who walked in his own death. And even returned to tell her the entire story. I believe she goes by the name Grace.

    The school is such a rare size, who would think your child could go to a school with a teacher to…read morestudent ratio this small !?! The campus is a perfect size for a smaller class size school experience. Many things to play with at recess! The buildings are quaint and unique carrying the essence of Boulder City to the students each day. The chapel is very intimate and inviting. A wonderful introduction to a Christian chapel. I have volunteered here to help get ready for the church sale. The teachers and staff are so supportive and nurturing! It is my pleasure to share some of my extra time to help this wonderful organization.

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    Grace Christian Academy - Pie social before Thanksgiving break in the church social room.

    Pie social before Thanksgiving break in the church social room.

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    Dam Short Film Festival - Interior of the beautifully renovated Boulder Theatre

    Dam Short Film Festival

    5.0(4 reviews)
    0.6 mi

    I've been attending the Dam Short Film Festival for the last 4 or 5 years. It is held in an older…read moretheater in Boulder City (no stadium seating or reclining chairs here). They charge $10 for each 2 hour section or $35 for the afternoon. Each short film is 3 to 15 minutes long, so you get to see several in each section. And often they have representatives from the film come to the stage for a short Q&A after the movies are shown. The quality of the films selected has been uniformly excellent. At the end of each section, you get to vote for the best of that section. and each time, I am torn because I enjoy most of the choices so much. Already planning on being there again next year.

    Sad to say I only just heard about this festival in 2011. Had I known about it earlier, I would…read morehave made a week of it. Yelper Cayenne introduced me to the festival just in time to catch the comedy shorts, which were an absolute riot. They kept me laughing for days. One featured a seemingly hot guy who turns out to have a rat tail and an affection for posters and old wrestling figurines. The Boulder City theater is an impressive blast from the past with what appears to be remodeled auditorium seating, 1930s sconces and a stage slightly smaller than the one at East High. The entrance to the theater is cozy with thick, red carpet and white walls. Afterward, the festival hosted a reception for film makers and the Brew Pub across the street, where an awesome local band played old school rock.

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    Dam Short Film Festival - Viscera Film Festival's Shannon Lark had a special screening. Posing here on the red carpet with Lee Lanier and John LaBonney

    Viscera Film Festival's Shannon Lark had a special screening. Posing here on the red carpet with Lee Lanier and John LaBonney

    Dam Short Film Festival - Audiences and filmmakers come from all over the country to enjoy films at the Dam Short Film Festival 2013

    Audiences and filmmakers come from all over the country to enjoy films at the Dam Short Film Festival 2013

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