Denver Flights and Travel Guide

Colorado History Museum

Documenting the colorful history of Colorado and the stories of those who lived here, the Colorado History Museum brings to life the history of cowboys and gunfighters, Native Americans, miners and gold panners, explorers, buffalo hunters, wagon trains and railroads. Colorado and its diversity is portrayed from the earliest inhabitants to its pioneer families through innovative exhibits, historic photographs, artifacts and news clippings. There are exhibits on life in 19th century Denver, Buffalo Soldiers and the Mesa Verde cliff dwellings, and life and culture in the American West. Special exhibits are held throughout the year and there is an excellent bookstore and gift shop.

Address: 1300 Broadway

Telephone: (303) 866 3682

Web site: www.coloradohistory.org

Transport: Bus 8

Opening time: Open daily from Monday to Saturday between 10am and 5pm, and Sunday from noon to 5pm

Admission: $7 (adults). $5 (children 6-12). Children under six years are free. Student, children and senior concessions are available