Have you visited the busy new computer center on the fourth floor of the Central Branch of the Denver Public Library? Computers in libraries did not happen by chance.

Central Library,  Conference Center, Level B2

Tuesday, September 28, 5:30 - 8 p.m.

Laurie Spurling and Wendel Cox will be your host and guides to new and provocative books on the American West. Three featured titles for the evening are Jane S.

Originally construction was to be completed around the first of the year - the year 2010. But due to circumstances beyond our control that didn't happen.

Making the trip to the Central branch on bicycle is always a good idea, and the food and other festivities along the way provided an added incentive for about 40 DPL employees.

I remember the horse, Comanche, from my University of Kansas days.  The stuffed version looked nothing like the sleek creature portrayed in the first image.  It was rather small and mothe

The staff of the Denver Public Library's Western History and genealogy Department said thank you to the nearly 300 volunteers who work on processing collections, indexing, researching, clipping new

Bruce Hanson passed along some of the house history expertise he has acquired in the past 18 years to other members of the staff of the Western History/Genealogy Department of the Denver Public Lib

Newspapers can be a challenge. Even with today's extraordinary library catalogs, what a library holds of a given newspaper title can be difficult to determine.

Your ancestors might have worked at the brick yard or at the local newspaper, The Advertiser.  Perhaps they visited the doctor or taught school.  Any of these activities among ma