by Ashley Athey If you take a drive up I-70 and visit Breckenridge, just off the main street you’ll see a little yellow Victorian house surrounded by modern restaurants and […]

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 […]