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Historical Commission <br /> Meeting Minutes <br /> May 4, 2016 <br /> Page 4 of 5 <br /> As it gets closed to the parade Betty will see if she needs additional help <br /> constructing the float and for volunteers to walk with during the parade. <br /> IX. Louisville History Foundation update:The utility insert provided by the <br /> Foundation had a good response with 30 to 35 new memberships. For the Art Walk <br /> this Friday, the theme the Museum has is the Farmers Market and will be giving <br /> out reusable grocery bags to each household. Also, the Monarch High School <br /> Students Social Studies Honors Society completed their second annual photo <br /> inventory of a section of downtown Louisville. This year the French part was <br /> photographed to tie in with the Louisville Historian. <br /> X. Report from the Museum Coordinator: <br /> A. Approval of Deeds of Gifts from donors: <br /> The Commission voted to accept the following donations: <br /> 1. Sandra DiGiacomo—Original issue of The Louisville Daily Times dated <br /> August 22, 1914 and a 1954 telephone directory for the Boulder area, <br /> including Louisville. <br /> 2. Mary Colacci Guyer— Numerous photos, documents, and other items <br /> relating to the Colacci family, Colacci's Restaurant, Louisville businesses, <br /> and the Louisville area (on three separate Deeds of Gift). <br /> 3. Charles Waneka—Original document showing the appraised value of the <br /> personal property of George W. Eggleston (1834-1903) following <br /> Eggleston's death. <br /> 4. Sherry Evans—scans of two photos showing George Robinson of the <br /> Robinson family of Louisville. <br /> 5. Glenn Waneka—photo of a school class and framed photo of six <br /> graduating senior girls from the class of 1910, including his grandmother, <br /> Bessie Dixon Waneka. <br /> 6. Tom Mudrock—photo of the eighth grade graduating class from St. Louis <br /> Catholic School, circa 1924; letter containing a history of Louisville from <br /> Catherine Brimble in an envelope from Paclamar Farms of Louisville; digital <br /> images of photos of Mudrock and Damiana family members and of <br /> immigration documents of a Damiana relative relating to travel from Italy <br /> (on two separate Deeds of Gift). <br /> 7. Ernie Lombardi— Digital scan of a photo of miners at the Crown Mine. <br /> 8. John Leary—by way of John Madonna, the adding machine that John <br /> Madonna used at the Bugdust Pool Hall, a gambling hall located at 916 <br /> Main St. <br /> 4 <br />