LAMB SPRING ARCHAEOLOGICAL PRESERVE
EIN 20-5887108 · Natural History & Natural Science Museums (A56)
What they do
The Corporation is Organized Exclusively for Charitable, Educational and Scientific Purposes Including for Such Purposes The Developing Fund Raising, Building and Operations of An On-site Museum At The Lamb Spring Archaeological Preserve Site. The Lamb Spring Board Administers Several Tours Per Year for Numerous Attendees Who Reside In The Denver Metro Area. Various Scientific Publications About Lamb Spring Were Published Between 1960 and 2004 By Denver Museum of Nature and Science Began A Review of All Artifact Previously Excavated From The Site to Determine Radiocarbon Dates of Megafauna Remains. The Board is Working With Other Scientists to Promote Additional Studies.
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Board and leadership roster (17)
DR RUSS GRAHAMEX OFFICIO DIRECTOR
SUSAN COLLINSVICE PRESIDENT
STEVE SHERMANBOARD CO-CHAIR
NATHAN BOYLESSDIRECTOR
MIRANDA LUDWIGACCOUNTANT
MEGAN OFERDIRECTOR
JACK WARNERDOCENT
HAROLD SMETHILLSTREASURER
DR WILL TAYLORDIRECTOR
DR MAXINE MCBRINNPRESIDENT
DR JAMES DIXONEX OFFICIO DIRECTOR
DR CRAIG LEEDIRECTOR
DR BARBARA PAGEDIRECTOR
CAMERON RANDOLPHBOARD CO-CHAIR
BRITTANY CASSELLDIRECTOR
BETSY HEALEYDOCENT
BETH FISHERDOCENT
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2007
- Location
- 8155 PINEY RIVER AVE SUITE 200, LITTLETON, CO 80125-8728
- County
- Douglas
- In care of
- % HAROLD R SMETHILLS
- Primary officer
- Harold Smethills, Treasurer
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2025
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2025
- Return type
- 990EZ
- NTEE classification
- Natural History & Natural Science Museums (A56)
- IRS tax category
- Natural History & Natural Science Museums