Please enjoy the following videos (see YouTube links below):

1) Bill Moyer’s Journal – Living Free in the Rockies, Meet Stuart Mace (1974)

2) Toklat’s 50th anniversary:  video production Munroe MultiMedia (1999),

3) Aspen Hall of Fame:  Stuart & Isabel Mace Induction (2000)

4) Toklat:  goodbye Ashcroft:  video production Munroe MultiMedia (2005),

5) Toklat’s 70th anniversary  with Very Goodnight:  video production Munroe MultiMedia (2018),

6) Toklat Gallery:  video production Simpl.Co  (2019).


Bill Moyer’s Journal – Living Free in the Rockies,
Meet Stuart Mace (1974)
Winter 1974 :: Running Time 29 minutes


Toklat’s 50th anniversary:  video production Munroe MultiMedia (1999)
September 18, 1999 :: Running Time 42 minutes
 


Aspen Hall of Fame:  Stuart & Isabel Mace Induction (2000)
January 2000 :: Running Time 11 minutes
 

Toklat:  goodbye Ashcroft:  video production Munroe MultiMedia (2005)
Toklat’s 70th anniversary  with Very Goodnight:  video production Munroe MultiMedia (2018)
Toklat Gallery:  video production Simpl.Co  (2019)

Greg Mace Peak, Dedicated July 1987
Photo Credit: Lois Abel Harlamert

 

Greg Mace Peak, Dedicated July 1987
Photo Credit: Lois Abel Harlamert

 

Greg Mace Peak, Dedicated July 1987
Photo Credit: Lois Abel Harlamert

Mace Family (wearing Husky fur sweaters) at Toklat Wilderness Lodge, Summer 1955
Photo: (© Lynne Pfrimmer Mace)

Mace Family Photos

Mace Family Photos
Isabel and Stuart Mace, Spring 1941
Graduation from Grinnell College
Photo: (© Lynne Pfrimmer Mace)

Mace Family Photos
50th Anniversary, September 1991
Photo: (© Lynne Pfrimmer Mace)

Mace Family Photos
Stuart Aitken Mace
March 31, 1919 to August 4, 1993
Photo Credit: Wayne Hill

Mace Family Photos
Isabel Pfrimmer Mace
September 13, 1918 to January 26, 2006
Photo Credit: Lois Abel Harlamert

Mace Family Photos
Gregory Stuart Mace
August 12, 1943 to July 26, 1986
Photo: (© Lynne Pfrimmer Mace)

Mace Family Photos
Isabel Mace with Her Daughter, Lynne
at Toklat 1950
Photo Credit: Patrick Henry

"If I never get to heaven, I've at least been to Toklat."
– April 10, 1955, Bruce Berger
“We would take three-day trips up into the mountains and stop along the way to cook sourdough pancakes for these campers who would pay twenty-five dollars a day for accommodations and food and this incredible trip. I lived in a ghost town cabin. It was a good thing to do; it was my first taste of the unconventional possibilities of life. There were an infinite number of jobs out there – things other than what most people did. It opened up avenues of daydreaming.”

– James Taylor, 1992 Pulitzer Prize Winning Poet, On his early stint as a dog sled driver on Toklat.
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