The Wilma J. Webb Research and Reading room on the 2nd floor of the Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library will be closed Friday, May 9 from 12-4 p.m. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

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A Mexican-American man speaks into a microphone in Denver, Colorado, during a protest. Picket sign reads: "Chicano Means Power." An ornate lamp is on a brick building with entablature.

New Additions to the Western History Collection - February 2016

View of Pikes Peak trail at timberline with a group of men and women on horseback, El Paso County, Colorado.

Climbing Pikes Peak: The Early Years

Colorado Flag

The Untold Story Behind Colorado's Iconic State Flag

Colorado Flag

What Do the Colors on the Colorado State Flag Mean?

Geological summary map of Colorado

A Whole Lot of Colorado History Packed into One Volume

Colorado Authors Collection Highlights Colorado's Literary Achievements

View of the terrain that surrounds the area in which the Sand Creek Massacre took place, November 29 and 30, 1864, in Kiowa County, Colorado; United States troops killed some 200 Native Americans (Cheyenne and Arapaho), two thirds of whom were women and children. A farm house, windmill, and utility buildings stand on an open prairie landscape.

How Exactly Was Sod Busted? New WH/G Titles for May 2015

Thayer's Map of Colorado

Check Out WH/G's New Collection of High-Resolution Downloadable, Denver Maps

Ku Klux Klan memeber light candles in metal cans buried in a dirt mound probably in Denver, Colorado. They wear hoods and robes.

The Rocky Mountain American: The KKK's Colorado Newspaper

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