Christopher Howell will present his research findings on “History of Colorado Higher Education”

Image credit: Cranford Hall. 29 March 1895. A man sits in a one-person cart, hitched to a horse, on the dirt road leading to the State Normal School (now the University of Northern Colorado and formerly known as Colorado Teachers College, Colorado State College of Education, and Colorado State College) in Greeley, Colorado, in Weld County.

What did the average Colorado woman in the Victorian era wear on a daily basis? Find out from Angela Natalie Weeden as she presents “A Western Woman’s Wardrobe.”

Alan Prendergast will speak about his new book, “Gangbuster: One Man’s Battle Against Crime, Corruption, and the Klan”

“Cherry Creek: Castlewood Canyon, Canals, Clark Colony Cherries” by Lee Whiteley

Rendezvous at Littleton Museum

“A Walk Through Oradour-sur-Glane” by Flint Whitlock

“‘Steel City Strong’ The Creation of the Pueblo Steel Mill and Its Effects on Pueblo” by Payton Odell

“Lou and JonBenét, A Legendary Lawman’s Quest” by John Wesley Anderson

“Men of Bronze — Buffalo Soldiers” by Bill Gwaltney

“Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad and the Friends” by John S. Engs

Disneyland on the Mountain: Walt, the Environmentalists, and the Ski Resort That Never Was” by Greg Glasgow and Kathryn Mayer

Colorado Law Enforcement Memorial by Keith Dameron. More details TBD.

Auraria: The Forgotten Slice of Denver's History by Krista Marks. More details TBD.

History of the Ski train, Rio Grande's 80 years of trips to Winter Park by Richard Luckin with a 26 minute video. More details TBD.

Who passed through the San Miguel County Courthouse (New Mexico) by Paul Marquez.

Rendezvous at the Colorado State Patrol Museum in Golden at Camp George West, 15400 S. Golden Road. More details to follow.

Denver Police in the 19th Century by Sgt. Chris Hoag (retired) Denver Police Department historian. More details to follow.

We’ll hear from Tom Noel about the history of Colorado’s High Line Canal.

Don Sanborn and Dan Stuart will present the “History of the AdAmAn Club.”

Roger Dudley will present on Indian Oral Traditions and Creation Stories.

In his talk “Lost Downtown Denver,” Mark Barnhouse will delve into the history of Denver’s erasure of its past, exploring several waves of change that have transformed its downtown.

We will hear from Kenia Hansen-Guzman on “The Building of a New Community: How a Sugar Beet Factory Created the Second Most Diverse Community in Colorado.”

Mark Hanson will give a talk on his research and forthcoming book, “Tarryall Gold: From Rush to Hush.”

We will hear a talk related to Steve Friesen’s new book called Galloping Gourmet: Dining With Buffalo Bill.

The Walnut Creek Massacre by Jeff Broome

Colorado and the Civil War by John Steinle.

“Lessons from a 19th Century Pauper Cemetery: The Story of the Leadville Irish Memorial” by Dr. James Patrick Walsh

We will be exploring the Colorado Capitol Tunnels in August.

“The Heart of Colorado: Symbolism at the Statehouse” by Derek R. Everett