Join us for virtual, hands-on classes on a variety of unexpected topics. These interactive, non-credit educational experiences for adults offer time and space to connect with fellow lifelong learners and our History Colorado experts. Classes meet from 6:30-7:30 pm on weekdays as listed.
The History Colorado collection is preserved for future generations but can also be reproduced, researched, and used for other exciting things including creative ideas for crafting, coloring, and entertainment. Download and have fun! To make a donation or support the collection and our services please click here.
Join our digital volunteer network on Zooniverse and help us transcribe documents. As a way to make our collection more accessible, this work will create additional resources and knowledge about Colorado history and will have significant impact for researchers throughout the world.
The Colorado Magazine is a publication for all Coloradans. In these pages, we’ll document, explore, and share the experiences that join us together as Coloradans, bringing you compelling original scholarship, insights, and perspectives on how we got to now. We welcome you along on the journey.
From oral histories to lectures to in-depth stories about special Colorado people and places, our podcasts offer opportunities to learn more about our state and its history.
Online exhibits make Colorado history come alive through creative presentation of authentic artifacts, historical images, and audio-visual materials. Interactive and social media components provide forums for conversation relating past themes and issues to contemporary life.
Complete a series of online activities to earn Digital Badges for your Mozilla Backpack. More resources for teachers are below.
History Colorado's collection contains a rich array of archives, artifacts, and photographic material, all documenting the people, places, and events of Colorado. From this page you can access and search the Online Collection and learn more about the types of items that are in the Collection. To find out more about a specific item or request a image reproduction, please contact the Stephen H. Hart Research Center.
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