This quirky little songbook was published in 1979 by the Rocky Flats Action Group and contains gems such as “It’s the Nukes that Must Go and Not Me,” “It Could Be a Wonderful World,” “Nuclear Power Blues,” and, my personal favorite, “There’s a Bomb Plant on the Hillside” (sung to the tune of “Little Boxes”).

Did you ever try to take a snow bath on a hot summer day?

These folks did.

Sure we have lots of old photos, but ...

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Want to know what a real circus is? Just go to a football game.

For this week's long overdue Best of the Box, I discovered a lovely scrapbook by Theodora Mussey, a piano teacher at the University of Denver. Compiled between 1900 and 1902, the Mussey scrapbook contains a number of clippings including programs from Denver music recitals and concerts, church bulletins, invitations and travel memorabilia.

 Sometimes finding a treasure is really more a matter of stumbling than strategic planning!

"Hold on to the Matchless"

The guest register for the first hotel in Steamboat Springs, Colorado contains the names of visitors from all over the United States.

Another interesting aspect to the “amusements” in Denver were...