Florissant, Colorado

Natural History

Denver, Colorado

Specialized

La Veta, Colorado

History

Fort Morgan, Colorado

Archaeology, Culture, General, History, Historical Society, Library, Nature Centers, Park

The Fort Morgan Museum tells the story of Fort Morgan, Morgan County, and NE Colorado. We have bones, arrowheads, an amazing soda fountain and many more items as part of our permanent exhibits.

Delta, Colorado

History

Denver, Colorado

Park

Pagosa Springs, Colorado

Art

Frisco, Colorado

History, Historic House, Park

Imagine what it was like going to school in a small mining town, or building the first log chapel, or being the first to ski down untouched slopes. Experience Frisco's rich and colorful history firsthand at the Frisco Historic Park at 2nd and Main. Here you can tour 11 original 1880 buildings that were once saloons, hotels, log homes, the original log chapel, and even a dairy cattle ranch house. Another fun way to learn more about life on historic Main Street is to view photos, dioramas and artifacts at the Schoolhouse Museum, then enjoy a stroll down Main Street and compare then to now.

Golden, Colorado

Art

FOOTHILLS ONE: Built in 1872 in downtown Golden’s main street, this beautiful Gothic church—with original stained glass windows still intact—that once housed local parishioners still evokes reverence both through its unique, combination of architectural elements and the remarkable art showcased within the walls.

Fort Collins, Colorado

History

Fort Garland, Colorado

History

Julesburg, Colorado

Children's, History, Military

To collect, preserve and share local history through exhibits and archives.

Platteville, Colorado

Historical Society

Pueblo, Colorado

Morrison, Colorado

Natural History, Nature Centers, Park

Dinosaur Ridge is an outdoor museum along a trail along Alameda Parkway that goes up and over a spectacular mountain of a type called a hogback. Locally the mountain is named Dinosaur Ridge because of abundant dinosaur fossils along the trail. One site has Late Jurassic dinosaur bones from about 150 million years ago exposed in a cliff of sandstone; another has over 300 footprints made by Early Cretaceous dinosaurs about 100 million years ago. Another 15 or so interpretive sites include beautiful scenic overlooks of the Denver Basin and Red Rocks Park. At the visitor center at the base of the ridge on the east side are a gift shop and an exhibit hall, Trek Through Time.

Glenwood Springs, Colorado

Historical Society