Exhibits

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Rodolfo "Corky" Gonzales

Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library Western Legacies Tour

The History of the Denver Public Library

Rocky Mountain PBS 60th Anniversary Exhibit, Gates Reading Room, Level 5, January 11 - April 17, 2016

Pedestrians stand near the Aspen Building (while it was home to the Gas and Electric Company) on the corner of 17th (Seventeenth) Street and Tremont Place in downtown Denver, Colorado. The building is decorated with bunting and has a lighted sign of a woman who holds a key out to a donkey on the roof. Lettering on the donkey reads: "Democracy." The electric sign is near a decorative metal arch that spans the street, both were erected for the Democratic National Convention.

1908, When the Democrats First Came to Denver

Native American Picture Books of Change

View of Gibbs Tire and Battery Company at 4589 Washington Street in the Globeville neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. An automobile and a truck make their way through the intersection of Washington Street and 46th Avenue. Signs on the building read: "Tires We Buy Sell Trade Tubes."

Globeville, Swansea and Elyria

The Rocky Mountain News at the Denver Public Library

Exterior group photograph of Leroy Smith and other members of the Shriners Club Syrian Temple No. 49.

Preserving Black Western Legacies

View of the Sisters of Loretto Academy and convent in Las Vegas (San Miguel County), New Mexico. Shows an adobe building with siding and Territorial style architectural elements. The building has a portal, a balcony, dormers, chimneys, and a wooden steeple topped with a cross. A woman poses on the balcony. Trees and bushes are in the yard.

Loretto 200th Jubilee: Making a Difference in Colorado Since 1864

Lincoln: The Constitution and the Civil War

Maps As Art