by Mark Dodge | Aug 23, 2018 | Collections and Exhibits
The Colorado School of Mines (CSM) is starting the 2018-2019 academic year. Last week the class of 2022 completed the traditional M Climb up Mount Zion. Founded in 1873, the first publicly supported institution of higher education in Colorado has a rich history. Why...
by Mark Dodge | Aug 10, 2018 | Collections and Exhibits
Foothills Art Center celebrates their 50th anniversary this year. Incorporated on April 19, 1968, the fledgling community art center soon made what was the old First Presbyterian Church at 809 Fifteenth Street their permanent home (the church held their last service...
by Nathan Richie | Jul 7, 2018 | Collections and Exhibits, Golden History Museum, Informer
As the City’s historian, one of the museum’s most important responsibilities is to preserve and share the story of our community. But, with more than 16,000 objects in its collection and more than 150 years of history to tell, there’s far more content than can ever be...
by admin | Jun 9, 2018 | Collections and Exhibits, Golden History Museum, Press Release
Discovery Awaits at the Renovated Golden History Museum GOLDEN, Colo., June 8, 2018 — In celebration of its 80th anniversary, Golden History Museum has undergone a complete transformation of its galleries and public spaces. After being closed for a six-month...
by museumdoug | May 10, 2018 | Collections and Exhibits, Golden History Museum
The renovation process at Golden History Museum took a turn for the better today! Many walls are painted, carpeting has been installed, and new (wider) front doors are operational. Most importantly, however, artifacts are starting to arrive on the scene. Here are a...
by Mark Dodge | Apr 27, 2018 | Collections and Exhibits, Golden History Museum
In 2016 Golden History Museum & Park started conceptualizing a new and dynamic exhibit program. Keeping people front and center was a priority, so we designed a gallery dedicated to sharing personal life stories. After all, it’s Golden’s people that make...
