by Doug Skiba | Sep 4, 2019
Unconventional Women of the West In this presentation by The Legendary Ladies, Inc., you will meet fascinating women who made unique contributions to the American West. In first-person living history, various characters will share their struggles and triumphs as they...
by Doug Skiba | Feb 12, 2019
Legendary People: A Tribute to Golden’s Women Leaders To celebrate its 80th anniversary, Golden History Museum & Park recently underwent a major renovation. The museum features five new galleries including one—Legendary People—that highlights individuals who’ve...
by Doug Skiba | Feb 7, 2019
AUtumn Fest 2020 A! U? Ever wondered what makes the city of Golden so special? Well, it’s you of course! At Golden History Museum & Park, we feel very grateful to have such a wonderful community to serve. Come join us at our first annual AUtumn Fest to celebrate...
by Doug Skiba | Feb 7, 2019
The Other June Six – A Story about the 1894 Cripple Creek Miners’ Strike Cripple Creek, Colorado, circa 1900, embodied American business. Mine owners attempted to take immense riches from the ground by investing enormous capital to fund expensive machinery, industrial...
by Doug Skiba | Feb 7, 2019
Louis Henry Musgrave: A Mississippi Rebel who Came to Golden City in 1868 and Made the Fatal Mistake of Befriending the Hill Brothers At dusk on Friday, November 20, 1868, two bandits walked their horses into a corral attached to the Overland Hotel on Washington...
