Leadville, 1915History Colorado2026-09-17 | Leadville, 1915KOA Newsreel footage. Opening Day at Villa Italia, 3/10/1966. 2016.82.8697History Colorado2024-02-09 | 16mm newsreel footage from KOA-TV Channel 4. Filmed 03/10/1966. Identified as "Opening Day at Villa Italia Shopping Center." Reel length to be determined.
To learn more about this film please visit, 5008.sydneyplus.com/HistoryColorado_ArgusNet_Final/Portal/Portal.aspx?lang=en-US&p_AAFW=8d7f2642-ea40-4e1d-9791-102abb80f3e8+%5c%7c&d=dI Am Auraria Exhibition SlideshowHistory Colorado2024-01-17 | The Displaced Aurarians Memory Project is a community-based public memory project that shares the memories of those who lived in the former Auraria Neighborhood in Denver, in what is now part of the shared Auraria Higher Education Campus. From the voice and perspective of community storytellers, the project explores the history of a diverse and tightly-knit community forced to grapple with displacement and urban renewal.
The “I am Auraria” exhibition is now on display at the Auraria Library, featuring photos, oral histories, and artifacts. The exhibit is free and open to the public. This slideshow is featured amongst artifacts in the exhibition.
To learn more about this film please visit, 16mm newsreel footage from KOA-TV Channel 4. Filmed 07/19/1968. Identified as "Kitayama Strike." Reel length to be determined.KOA-TV Film Footage, Kitayama Strike, 1968, 2016.82.11905History Colorado2023-12-07 | 16mm newsreel footage from KOA-TV Channel 4. Filmed 07/19/1968. Identified as "Kitayama Strike." Reel length to be determined.
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Visit www.coloradogives.org/organization/historycolorado to confirm your tax-deductible gift to History Colorado – and help us reach our goal by Colorado Gives Day on 12/5/2023.The Making of buffalo soldiers: reVisionHistory Colorado2023-11-08 | History, place, and fine art intersect in buffalo soldiers: reVision for an examination of the complicated legacy of the all-Black Army regiments established in 1866 following the Civil War. Known as Buffalo Soldiers, these regiments – including the 9th Cavalry who were stationed at Fort Garland from 1875 to 1879 – played an important role in American westward expansion and the displacement of Indigenous populations.
Created in collaboration with eight independent artists from across the United States buffalo soldiers: reVision features a diverse set of artistic creations ranging from prints to poetry which trace history from slavery to service and evoke the emotional toil of this part of our shared past.
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Learn more: historycolorado.org/exhibit/buffalo-soldiers-revisionHistory Buff Day at Trinidad History Museum 2023History Colorado2023-10-20 | ...The Gay Coalition of Denver Film Part 4, 2023.123.1.DHistory Colorado2023-10-20 | The Gay Coalition of Denver (GCD) was formed by Gerald "Jerry" Gerash, Terry Mangan, Mary Sassatelli, Jane Dundee, and Lyn Tamlin to fight police harassment directed at the LGBTQ community. On October 23, 1973, the GCD and over 300 supporters showed up at the Denver City Council meeting in what has become known as Colorado's Stonewall moment. The meeting went into the early morning hours with 36 people telling the city council about their interactions with the police. The goal of the GCD was to have 4 laws regarding loitering, cross-dressing, renting out rooms for "purposes of sexual deviant purpose" and police entrapment using solicitation. All four laws were shown to be used to specifically target the gay community and were ultimately overturned.
To learn more about this film please visit, 5008.sydneyplus.com/HistoryColorado_ArgusNet_Final/Portal/Portal.aspx?lang=en-US&p_AAFW=ed3a8689-80ff-489d-8093-b092fc9d68ff+%5c%7c&d=dThe Gay Coalition of Denver Film, 2023.123.1.CHistory Colorado2023-10-20 | The Gay Coalition of Denver (GCD) was formed by Gerald "Jerry" Gerash, Terry Mangan, Mary Sassatelli, Jane Dundee, and Lyn Tamlin to fight police harassment directed at the LGBTQ community. On October 23, 1973, the GCD and over 300 supporters showed up at the Denver City Council meeting in what has become known as Colorado's Stonewall moment. The meeting went into the early morning hours with 36 people telling the city council about their interactions with the police. The goal of the GCD was to have 4 laws regarding loitering, cross-dressing, renting out rooms for "purposes of sexual deviant purpose" and police entrapment using solicitation. All four laws were shown to be used to specifically target the gay community and were ultimately overturned.
To learn more about this film please visit, 5008.sydneyplus.com/HistoryColorado_ArgusNet_Final/Portal/Portal.aspx?lang=en-US&p_AAFW=ed3a8689-80ff-489d-8093-b092fc9d68ff+%5c%7c&d=dThe Gay Coalition of Denver Film Part 2, 2023.123.1.BHistory Colorado2023-10-20 | The Gay Coalition of Denver (GCD) was formed by Gerald "Jerry" Gerash, Terry Mangan, Mary Sassatelli, Jane Dundee, and Lyn Tamlin to fight police harassment directed at the LGBTQ community. On October 23, 1973, the GCD and over 300 supporters showed up at the Denver City Council meeting in what has become known as Colorado's Stonewall moment. The meeting went into the early morning hours with 36 people telling the city council about their interactions with the police. The goal of the GCD was to have 4 laws regarding loitering, cross-dressing, renting out rooms for "purposes of sexual deviant purpose" and police entrapment using solicitation. All four laws were shown to be used to specifically target the gay community and were ultimately overturned.
To learn more about this film please visit, 5008.sydneyplus.com/HistoryColorado_ArgusNet_Final/Portal/Portal.aspx?lang=en-US&p_AAFW=ed3a8689-80ff-489d-8093-b092fc9d68ff+%5c%7c&d=dThe Gay Coalition of Denver Film Part 1, 2023.123.1.AHistory Colorado2023-10-20 | The Gay Coalition of Denver (GCD) was formed by Gerald "Jerry" Gerash, Terry Mangan, Mary Sassatelli, Jane Dundee, and Lyn Tamlin to fight police harassment directed at the LGBTQ community. On October 23, 1973, the GCD and over 300 supporters showed up at the Denver City Council meeting in what has become known as Colorado's Stonewall moment. The meeting went into the early morning hours with 36 people telling the city council about their interactions with the police. The goal of the GCD was to have 4 laws regarding loitering, cross-dressing, renting out rooms for "purposes of sexual deviant purpose" and police entrapment using solicitation. All four laws were shown to be used to specifically target the gay community and were ultimately overturned.
To learn more about this film please visit, 5008.sydneyplus.com/HistoryColorado_ArgusNet_Final/Portal/Portal.aspx?lang=en-US&p_AAFW=ed3a8689-80ff-489d-8093-b092fc9d68ff+%5c%7c&d=dJohn Fielders Mountain Goats Getting Close at Willow Lake, 2023.1.2262History Colorado2023-10-19 | This video was taken at the Willow Lakes in the Eagles Nest Wilderness. It is located in Summit County, Colorado near Silverthorne, Colorado. Mountain goats and llamas graze on grass next to a creek surrounded by trees and rocks. One mountain goat gets close to the camera. The camera person can be heard telling the goats to get away.
Learn more: historycolorado.org/handsonhistoryThe “Funeral Room” at the Center for Colorado Women’s History 👻History Colorado2023-10-14 | ...Pat Schroeder has the Floor, 2023.119.1History Colorado2023-10-13 | Video created to show at the memorial service for Rep. Patricia Schroeder held at History Colorado in 2023. Schroeder was Colorado’s first woman Representative elected to federal office. In an early segment in the video, a news reporter interviews Schroeder about her history run for office in June of 1972. That segment is taken from a KOA news reel. The video also includes Schroeder speaking at other events, along with personal photographs and narration.