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Telluride Power Company

 Organization

Administrative history

The Telluride Power Company (1891- ) was a municipal power company serving several states such as Idaho, Colorado, and Montana.

The Telluride Power Company was founded in 1891 in Telluride Colorado from a single power plant designed to power a mine. The company expanded and later provided electricity to areas across several states including Idaho, Colorado, and Montana. Some Telluride power plants are still functional.

Citation:
EdisonTechCenter, via WWW, May 23, 2019 (The Telluride Power Company was founded in 1891 in Telluride Colorado from a single power plant designed to power a mine. The company expanded and later provided electricity to areas across several states including Idaho, Colorado, and Montana. Some Telluride power plants are still functional.)

Found in 1 Collection or Record:

Nora Ellen Crockett and William Dewine Ream letters, 1910-1913

 File — Box 1: [Barcode: 31197232591112], Folder: 3
Identifier: MSS 8716
Scope and Contents

Contains letters written primarily to and from Nora Ellen Crockett Ream and William Dewine Ream dated from March 5, 1910, to August 10, 1913. Correspondents include Lydia Lammoreaux, William Wesley Ream, Fabian Ream, Lee Allen, Thomas Vallar, Lee Emerson Ream, Beulah Ream Allen, and Telluride Power Company.

Dates: 1910-1913
Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections / Nora Ellen Crockett and William Dewine Ream papers

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