Bethany Williams

Collections Access Coordinator

Bethany Williams is a Collections Access Coordinator in the Stephen H. Hart Research Center at History Colorado. Previously she worked at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science as an Anthropology Collections Assistant. She has an M.A in Anthropology from the University of Colorado-Denver and a B.A. in Anthropology and Psychology from the University of Colorado-Boulder. Ms. Williams enjoys making the collections accessible to all, and recently completed a grant which helped make the information for thousands of archaeological artifacts available online.

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Bethany Williams

Written by Bethany Williams

  • Through the Lens: The Aftermath of the 1921 Pueblo Flood

    In the days that followed, photographers documented the destruction wrought by the flood. A century later, their images are powerful testimonies to the devastating scale of the catastrophe.

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    Our New Hires: They're Fabulous and Furry

    Like many of you out there, the Curatorial Services and Collections Access team is at home sharing our workspaces with some new “coworkers.” In honor of National Pet Day, we thought we’d feature some of our newest “recruits”!

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    Historical Archaeology at History Colorado

    There are over 10,500 artifacts in History Colorado’s historical archaeology collection, representing a variety of artifact types that provide insight into life during the state’s early settlement. The artifacts are from more than twenty significant sites—such as historic houses, stage stations, and fortified strongholds. Funding from the Statewide Internet Portal Authority recently made records for the historical artifacts available digitally via the online portal here.