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JHS students work on display at courthouse

By Eliza McLaughlin, reporter
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The Marks, Carey and Edward Ryan Family homesteads are displayed at the Jefferson County Courthouse as part of a JHS poster competition put together by the Jefferson County Museum. Winners were Abby Miller and Tayan McMaster (Eliza McLaughlin/The Monitor).

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In April 2022, the Jefferson County Museum awarded six Jefferson High School students for their entries into an early Jefferson County settlers poster contest sponsored by the museum. Today, those students’ work is on display at the Jefferson County Courthouse.

The poster created by Abby Miller and Tayan McMaster received the first place prize of $100. Miller and McMaster’s poster dived into the history of Boulder’s founder Edward Ryan. 

Lily Delisle and Reese Wickens received the second place prize of $80 for their research on the Marks family.

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