DENVER — History Colorado has announced a new exhibition opening at the History Colorado Center this fall. A brand-new gallery space has been created on the museum’s third floor to house the innovative 3,700-square-foot experience.
DENVER – In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service and 50th anniversary of the National Historic Preservation Act, students of the Denver metro area have been offered free admission and lunch to the History Colorado Center in Denver. At the center, students can see and experience exhibits such as We RMNP, Living West (featuring stories about Mesa Verde National Park and Colorado archaeology), Colorado Stories (featuring displays about Bent’s Fort and mining in Colorado), and more.
DENVER – The week of March 14, History Colorado in partnership with Golden History Museums will offer Coloradans a unique opportunity to view conservation work being done on a statehood flag from 1876. The conservation process will be open to the public for observation on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 2-4 p.m. and is free with museum admission. This rare flag is part of the Golden History Museums collection and has not been on display because of its size and much needed conservation work.