by Mark Dodge | Nov 22, 2019 | Collections and Exhibits, Culinary History
Bill and Dorothy Harmsen named their mountain retreat Lazy Squaw and used the name in some of their early candy marketing. Following is Dorothy’s original article about the ranch which ran in the August 1964 issue of Sugar ‘N Spice. THE LAZY SQUAW RANCH...
by Mark Dodge | Oct 15, 2019 | Collections and Exhibits
It is not about quantity, but rather quality, when it comes to museum collections. At the Golden History Museum & Park, we’re constantly refining and improving. We added some stellar items this year, including a Coors Malted Milk pharmacy jar and the two original...
by Mark Dodge | Oct 9, 2019 | Collections and Exhibits
The 2068 time capsule went in the ground October 1, 2019. The weather didn’t deter the City’s Streets and Utility departments who excavated a perfect little spot under the Liberty Bell tower in front of Golden City Hall. It’s been nearly a year since...
by Mark Dodge | Sep 20, 2019 | Collections and Exhibits
In case you’re out of the loop, it’s football season. I made it to my first Broncos game last Sunday and watched the Bears outplay and defeat the the home team in the last second of the game. While at the stadium I popped into the Colorado Sports Hall of...
by Mark Dodge | Sep 14, 2019 | Collections and Exhibits, Culinary History, Golden History Museum
Eat like a local in the new Touch Gallery Anyone can eat at home. But when we’re tired, or out of food, or just want something different, we go to a restaurant. More than just a fancy French word for a place to eat out, a restaurant is where we gather, relax, and...
