Throwback Thursday 1920 – A Year of Unexpected Firsts
by Patti Dahlberg The 1920 Summer Olympics, the first held after the end of the World War I, was awarded to Antwerp, Belgium in the hopes of bringing a spirit […]
by Patti Dahlberg The 1920 Summer Olympics, the first held after the end of the World War I, was awarded to Antwerp, Belgium in the hopes of bringing a spirit […]
By Patti Dahlberg America had a woman president? Many think so. Late in September of 1919, while in Pueblo, Colorado on a cross-country public speaking tour in support of ratifying […]
by Darren Thornberry On January 2, 1895, the Colorado General Assembly met in its new statehouse for the first time. Outgoing governor Davis Waite had moved into the building two […]
by Patti Dahlberg The “Red Summer” of 1919 refers to violent race riots that took place in more than 30 cities throughout the country between May and October. The most […]
by Patti Dahlberg The First World War was over but for many, the post-war world was perilous. The Bolshevik Revolution in Russia, which started during the war as a workers’ […]