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Koshare Indian Museum     115 West 18th Street     La Junta, CO  81050     (719) 384-4411
Koshare Indian Museum     115 West 18th Street     La Junta, CO  81050     (719) 384-4411

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  KOSHARE KIVA

  HISTORY

  WORLD FAMOUS KOSHARES

  TRADING POST
You will find authentic Native American and Western crafts and gifts to give, to collect, and to appreciate in the Koshare Trading Post.
In addition, to the art and artifacts, see the largest self-supported log roof in the world -- one of the most popular features in the museum.  
Discover the inspiring story of how a group of boys built the Koshare program.  The story begins at the bottom of the Great Depression.
The Koshare Indian Dancers are the members of Boy Scout Troop 232 and Venturing Crew 2230 of the Rocky Mountain Council, Boy Scouts of America.
Title:  Eagle Dancer
Artist: Wood Crumbo
Medium: Oil
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First painting acquired by the Koshares, dedicated to the memory of Captain Dean Strain, World War II flyer who was shot down over Hamburg, Germany. Strain danced with the troop in Pueblo, CO, three months before his death. His body returned to the U.S. and was buried at Fort Leavenworth. Painting is Eagle Dancer by Woodrow Crumbo, Taos artist, whose paintings were exhibited at formal opening of the Koshare Kiva.

Purchased by the Koshares in 1949