Colorado History

Checking out the Gold Camp Road tunnels near Colorado Springs could lead to some spooky stories.

Explore Denver's evolution from a frontier town to a bustling city by strolling through Larimer Square, dotted with plaques sharing intriguing historical tidbits.

Colorado’s eastern plains region was once home to a WWII internment camp and while the very idea of these camps is unfortunate, it’s an important story to tell.

Learn more about 8 destinations in Colorado you can visit today to learn more about what the Wild West was like during the earliest days of the Centennial State.

The historic Briarhurst Manor in Manitou Springs, Colorado appeared to have closed its doors after many years recently but insiders insist that it will reopen after being renovated.

The iconic 'Magic Mushroom House' atop a mountain near Genesee, Colorado, designed by architect Charles Deaton in 1963, is a symbol of creativity and ingenuity.

Exploring Colorado's Forgotten Past: John Fitzgerald's Fateful Weekend and the Grim Reality of the Wild West.

Learn how this town's origins as a mining supply center evolved into a flourishing agricultural community, intertwined with the history of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad.

While Colorado’s Alpine Tunnel has been abandoned for many years, the site in which it was built is still around and it carries a fascinating backstory.

The oldest adobe home in Colorado’s Pueblo County was built in 1822 and is currently available to rent as an Airbnb.