by admin | Feb 18, 2016 | Books, Golden History Museum
We enjoy searching for new titles to offer in The Archive bookstore. Here are a few we think you’ll enjoy. Returned from Oblivion: The Story of Jacob Schueler by Janet Jewell Jacob Schueler isn’t a common household name like Adolph Coors, but it should be. Schueler...
by Mark Dodge | Apr 14, 2015 | Books, Collections and Exhibits, Memoirs
The fourth installment of Golden Memories A Time…A Town comes from Chapter Seven, titled Golden Clay Mines. George offers a thorough description of this long-lived Golden industry. While it’s great material, it’s a little long for this format, so...
by Mark Dodge | Mar 20, 2015 | Books, Collections and Exhibits, Memoirs
The third installment of Golden Memories A Time…A Town comes from Chapter Five, titled Golden Streets. Golden Streets What were Golden’s streets like in those days? That’s an interesting subject. Let me shift my memory into reverse and I’ll tell you what I...
by Mark Dodge | Jan 27, 2015 | Books, Collections and Exhibits, Memoirs
The second installment from Golden Memories A Time…A Town by George H. Golightly comes from Chapter Four, titled Odd Memories. Golden Telephones Grandfather Golightly had a telephone installed in his home at 920 Seventh Street in 1918. My parents instructed my...
by admin | Jan 23, 2015 | Books, Golden History Museum
We’re going to be trying some new things in the Golden History Museums shops at Golden History Center and Astor House, and we’d appreciate your help. Every good business takes the time to occasionally reexamine their brand, and museums are no exception. It’s been...
by admin | Jan 9, 2015 | Books
Anyone familiar with the writing of historian Thomas Noel will expect the warmth, humor, and general readability that is found in this wonderful book. What I didn’t know was that “Dr. Colorado” wrote his dissertation on the topic of Denver saloons from 1858-1916. This...
