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historic preservation

historic preservation

Time Machine Tuesday: Native American Rock Art

If you are exploring the rural areas of western Colorado you may see some examples of rock art created by …

Colorado State Publications Blog

Amy Zimmer

May 15, 2018

Surveying Historic Properties

What are the hidden stories behind the buildings in your community? How can you determine which ones should be preserved …

Colorado State Publications Blog

Amy Zimmer

April 19, 2018

Historic Preservation Tax Credits

This month’s Colorado Heritage magazine contains a Q & A about historic preservation tax credits in Colorado. These credits, both …

Colorado State Publications Blog

Amy Zimmer

October 23, 2017

The Buildings of Auraria

The Auraria Higher Education Center (or Auraria Campus, as it is often known) is quite unique among Colorado’s college campuses.  …

Colorado State Publications Blog

Amy Zimmer

August 24, 2017

Main Street Revitalization Act

In 2014 the Colorado Legislature passed HB14-1311, the “Colorado Job Creation and Main Street Revitalization Act,” which provided tax credits …

Colorado State Publications Blog

Amy Zimmer

December 5, 2016

Georgetown’s Hotel de Paris

If you’re headed to the mountains this summer and are looking for some interesting history, stop in Georgetown — right …

Colorado State Publications Blog

Amy Zimmer

August 3, 2016

The Governor’s Residence at the Boettcher Mansion

The Colorado governor’s mansion, officially named the Governor’s Residence at the Boettcher Mansion, is the “White House” of Colorado. It is …

Colorado State Publications Blog

Amy Zimmer

January 22, 2016

State Capitol Dome

The Capitol Dome is again being revealed as the scaffolding has been slowly removed over the past several months. So what …

Colorado State Publications Blog

Amy Zimmer

July 17, 2014

May is Archaeology & Historic Preservation Month!

The month of May has been designated as Archaeology & Historic Preservation Month to bring awareness to the importance of preserving …

Colorado State Publications Blog

Amy Zimmer

May 9, 2014

"Force of Nature"

What’s the connection between rockfall mitigation and historic preservation? The Colorado Dept. of Transportation explains in a fascinating 10-minute video, Force …

Colorado State Publications Blog

Amy Zimmer

November 26, 2013

Uncovering the Past at the Colorado State Capitol

Yesterday’s newspaper ran a story about original wall stenciling that has been uncovered in the House and Senate Chambers of the Colorado State …

Colorado State Publications Blog

Amy Zimmer

November 5, 2013

Colorado Main Street Program

Recently Governor Hickenlooper announced that Trinidad has been added to the list of communities participating in the Main Street Program. …

Colorado State Publications Blog

Amy Zimmer

October 10, 2013

The Economic Power of Heritage and Place

Did you know that if you own a historic building, you own an economic asset?  Studies have proven that the …

Colorado State Publications Blog

Amy Zimmer

June 26, 2013

Promoting Colorado: Heritage Tourism

Colorado’s scenery isn’t the only reason visitors choose to vacation here. Colorado also has a rich history and “heritage tourism” is …

Colorado State Publications Blog

Amy Zimmer

January 31, 2013

Sustainable Building Best Practices

Architects, builders, and homeowners taking on construction projects, whether new-build or renovations, should check out the University of Colorado Real …

Colorado State Publications Blog

Amy Zimmer

August 28, 2012

Capitol Dome Restoration

If you’ve been downtown recently you’ve probably noticed that the Colorado State Capitol Building’s dome is wrapped with scaffolding under …

Colorado State Publications Blog

Amy Zimmer

August 2, 2012

Paint Your House

Do you own an old house?  Do you want it to faithfully evoke the era in which it was built?  …

Colorado State Publications Blog

Amy Zimmer

July 31, 2012

Denver's Civic Center

Exciting news for Denver:  Civic Center has been recommended by the U.S. Department of the Interior to become a National …

Colorado State Publications Blog

Amy Zimmer

May 22, 2012

Union Station

Denver’s Union Station has been in the news lately as a plan for the old train station’s redevelopment as a …

Colorado State Publications Blog

Amy Zimmer

December 27, 2011

Is your home famous?

Colorado is famous for its ability to blend the old with the new. Many of Colorado’s neighborhoods have beautiful homes …

Colorado State Publications Blog

State Publications Library Staff

April 28, 2011

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