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The Society publishes Colorado Heritage, a bimonthly magazine, and historical books and articles published under the series title Colorado History. Regular members receive the magazine as a benefit of Society membership, and individual issues of the magazine and scholarly journal may be purchased through the Museum Store.
The flagship publication of the Colorado Historical Society, Colorado Heritage brings the drama and excitement of Colorado's past to Society members through stories that link history to art, architecture, sports, music, technology, archaeology, and folklore; explores historical events from prehistory to the end of the twentieth century; and engages readers in small-town prairie life as well as large-city crime and politics. It also features up-to-date news about Colorado Historical Society exhibitions, events, programs, and tours. An important voice for preservation in Colorado, Heritage also lists current additions to the National Register of Historic Places and describes outstanding examples of preservation projects supported by the State Historical Fund. A richly illustrated, four-color, highly readable bimonthly, Colorado Heritage is Colorado's premier historical magazine. An illustrated index is available as a PDF file. March/April 2009: In the current issue...
• To order individual copies ($4.95 plus shipping and handling),
contact the Museum Store.
Colorado History, a scholarly series published irregularly, includes volumes of collected articles, monographs, and books on the history of Colorado and the Rocky Mountain West. Individual copies are available at the Neusteters Museum Store at the Colorado History Museum ($24.95, or only $22.46 with your membership discount). The Life and Times of Richard Castro: Bridging A Cultural Divide The Life and Times of Richard Castro—volume 14 of the Colorado History series—traces Castro’s rise to political prominence and chronicles the Hispano community’s coming of age.
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Feature articles examine railroads and their influence on Colorado's tourism industry; the trials of a Western Slope utopian community; and the influence of women on historic preservation, including an interview with Barbara Sudler Hornby. |
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