Curated Galleries

Portrait of John Kernan Mullen, Denver, Colorado business man and philanthropist, in a tuxedo and black tie.

Studio bust portrait of Catherine Smith Mullen (Mrs. John Kernan Mullen) in a lace blouse and dress with a banded collar and a necklace. Mrs. Mullen has short, wavy hair.

View of the John Kernan Mullen house at Lawrence and 9th (Ninth) Streets in the Auraria neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The two-story brick house has a hip roof, chimneys, and covered porches.

J.K. Mullen

View of a heavy snowfall on Sixth (6th, Alpine) Street in Georgetown, Colorado. The Spruance Building and Kneisel-Curtis-Seifeld building are on the south side of the street. Five men ride large horses; five men stand (wearing heavy coats and hats) surrounded by piles of snow.

View of a nude woman sculpted from snow during the snowstorm of 1913 in Denver, Colorado.

Pedestrians trudge through snow on Welton and Sixteenth (16th) streets in the snowstorm of 1913 in Denver, Colorado. Shows a Denver City Tramway trolley car and snow-laden electrical wires, lamp posts and buildings. The Daniels and Fisher building is in the distance.

The biggest snowstorm in Denver history, 1913

St. Patrick's Day 2015

St. Patrick's Day Denver Times Coverage 1910

St. Patrick's Day Denver Times Coverage 1902

Colorado and the Irish - A Match Made in Heaven

"General" Rosalie Jones giving the marching order 2-16-1913 [Suffrage]

Alman G. Hark 6-25-11 [Inventions]

Passing the Torch August 11, 1915: A women's suffrage activist passes a torch from a boat to another woman.

The Photo Collection Named After a Dog

View of a three story brick commercial building at 28th (Twenty eighth) Street and Welton Street in the Five Points (or Curtis Park) Neighborhood of Denver, Colorado; features include string courses and an entry canopy.

Hispanic-American men, women, and children leave after Easter Mass at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church at 2760 Larimer Street in the Five Points (Curtis Park) neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The church building has a bell tower, stained glass windows, decorative lintels, and an arched entryway.

View of a two-story brick house at 2550 Arapahoe Street in the Five Points (Curtis Park) neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The building has a covered entryway and arched front wall with windows.

Curtis Park: Denver's Oldest Neighborhood

View of a two story brick retail building at 21 South Broadway Street in the Baker Neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. Features include ceramic trim, storefront windows, and a metal and neon sign: "Office Furniture."

Exterior view of the Broadway Department Store Co. at South Broadway and Archer Place in Denver, Colorado; sign reads: "Hi Mr. Tourist! Ask Questions Here"; washtubs in window display.

Rooftop view of Broadway at 1st (First) Avenue in Denver, Colorado. Automobiles and streetcars are on the street. Signs on buildings read: "[W]illiams Stores Stetson Hat," "Walco's Sport Spot," "Prescriptions," "Taylors," "Bernard's Proven Better Buys Men's & Boy's WEar," "Vogue Portraits," "The Skylark," "Rex Market," "Friends Electrical Appliances," "Ervington Floral Shop," "Acme Liquor Store," "Falby Paint Glass Hardware," "Crown Furniture," "Murphy Fine Food," and "Miller's."

Hip South Broadway Throughout the Years

National Western Stock Show 2015

National Western Stock Show 2015

MLK Jr. African American Heritage Rodeo

National Western Stock Show & MLK Jr. African American Heritage Rodeo

Civil unions take effect!

Civil unions take effect!

Civil unions take effect!

Marriage Equality in Colorado

A Native American man stands next to a tuff cliffside with eroded holes enlarged by ancestral Pueblo Indians for dwellings and ceremonial spaces, Pajarito Plateau, New Mexico; became Bandelier National Monument in 1916.

Windows and bird nest holes show in the soft volcanic rock of a verticle tuff cliffside with natural caves, Frijoles Canyon, Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico.

View along a soft volcanic tuff cliffside with natural caves, enlarged to create living and ceremonial spaces by ancestral Pueblo Indians, Frijoles Canyon, Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico.

Acclaimed Western Photographers ~ George Beam