I spent most of my childhood at the Lodge, when my great grandfather and great grandmother owned it. My brothers and I used play in the common area and walk on the stone walls.
We had many family dinners there and lots of wonderful times together. I remember the great room with the wood, and the animal heads and pelts. Could you pass on any history information you may have about the lodge and Grover and Cora Vogel?
I’m putting together photos and family historic info for my six children and seven grandchildren.
Who knows, maybe one day when the grand babies are older, we could have a family re-union there? That would be fabulous. But, everyone is so strapped financially right now and none of us live in CO any more.
Thanks for your kind attention,
Mona Johnson
Established in 1894 as the summer home of Colorado Governor Benjamin Harrison Eaton(Eaton, CO). Glacier Lodge offers nightly lodging accommodations for any budget, from large home-style reunion facilities(thirty persons) to cozy sleeping units perfect for singles and shorter stays. One and two bedroom lodges offer guests a variety of floor plans, with functional kitchens and bathrooms, wood burning fireplaces, decks or patios, all spaciously located with either mountain, poolside, or river view.
Dennis…. thanks for including Glacier Lodge on your new site!
I spent most of my childhood at the Lodge, when my great grandfather and great grandmother owned it. My brothers and I used play in the common area and walk on the stone walls.
We had many family dinners there and lots of wonderful times together. I remember the great room with the wood, and the animal heads and pelts. Could you pass on any history information you may have about the lodge and Grover and Cora Vogel?
I’m putting together photos and family historic info for my six children and seven grandchildren.
Who knows, maybe one day when the grand babies are older, we could have a family re-union there? That would be fabulous. But, everyone is so strapped financially right now and none of us live in CO any more.
Thanks for your kind attention,
Mona Johnson