Background
Taylor, Beverly Lacy was born on March 1, 1928 in Denver, Colorado, United States. Daughter of Frederick Thurlow and Ruth (Rogers) Lacy.
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Beverly Lacy Taylor
Edit ProfileStringed instrument restorer Classical guitarist
Beverly Lacy Taylor, musician, stringed instrument restorer, educator. Recipient Miriam Carpenter Art prize Wheaton College, 1949, prize New Mexico State Fair, 1959, 61. Board member Renesan, Elderhostel Institute Network; volunteer Sierra Club, People for Native Ecosys.; volunteer Prairie Dog Groups. Member Guild American Luthiers, Association String Instrument Artisans.
Education
Bachelor, Wheaton College, Norton, Massachusetts, 1949. Postgraduate, University Denver, 1953. Postgraduate, University Colorado, 1953.
Career
Scene designer, technical director, Piper Players, Idaho Springs, Colorado, 1949-1951; art instructor, Denver Art Museum, 1952; craft and speech instructor, Wallace School, Denver, 1953; illustrator department native art, Denver Art Museum, 1954-1956; designer, owner, The Art Studio, Santa Fe, 1956-1958; instructor, owner, Classic Guitar Studio, Santa Fe, since 1959; instructor classical guitar, Santa Fe Conservatory of Music, 1966-1967; instructor classical guitar, College Sante Fe, 1971-1972; stringed instrument restorer, Lacy Taylor Studio, Santa Fe, since 1967.
Achievements
Membership
Board member Renesan, Elderhostel Institute Network. Volunteer Sierra Club, People for Native Ecosys. Volunteer Prairie Dog Groups.
Member Guild American Luthiers, Association String Instrument Artisans.
Interests
Connections
Married Arthur D. Taylor, March 18, 1967.
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Nationality
American
Education
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1949
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1953
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1953