History Colorado Collection

Explore Colorado’s past through the archives, artifacts, and photographs of the History Colorado Collection.

The Stephen H. Hart Research Center provides access to the History Colorado Collection as well as research and reproduction services. Please visit the History Colorado website for more information. Research Center staff are happy to help with virtual assistance at cosearch@state.co.us or by telephone 303-866-2305.

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Object Name	Title	Object ID
box, lid, set		75.27.40.1
box		75.27.40.1.A
lid		75.27.40.1.B
box, set	Baur's Candy Box	83.4.16
box bottom	Baur's Candy Box Bottom	83.4.16.A
box lid	Baur's Candy Box Lid	83.4.16.B
box, set	Baur's Candy Box	83.4.17
box lid	Baur's Chocolates Box Lid	83.4.91.B
bottom, box	Candy box bottom	83.4.92.A
box, lid	Baur's Candy	83.4.92.B
painting	Portrait of John Joseph "Joe" Jacobs	99.229.1
Book	Christmas on the American frontier, 1800-1900 / illustrated by Charles McLaughlin.	394.978 B329c
Book	Dogs on the frontier / by John E. Baur.	636.7 B327d 1964
box, set	Baur's Original Crystal Cuts Candy Box	2002.140.1
box lid	Baur's Original Crystal Cuts Candy Box Lid	2002.140.1.A
box bottom	Baur's Original Crystal Cuts Candy Box Bottom	2002.140.1.B
cookbook	The Preparation of Foods ; Cathedral School of Denver Parent-Teachers Association Cookbook	2013.31.7
candy mold, front	Santa Chocolate Mold 8050 Front Piece	2013.77.1.A
back, candy mold	Santa Two Piece Chocolate Mold Back Piece	2013.77.1.B
candy mold, front	Clear Candy Mold Front Piece Number 47 "Steam Fire Engine"	2013.77.2.A

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History Colorado’s responsibility as a museum organization includes rectifying, reconciling, and uplifting underrepresented stories, objects, people, and places. Some of the materials in our collection reflect positions, norms, and values that are no longer—or never were—consistent with those of History Colorado (formerly the Colorado Historical Society) or its staff. We do not endorse prejudiced, stereotyped, or offensive material in our collection and actively work to place those items in context and with interpretation from our communities, as they are an important resource in the study of past and contemporary cultures. For more about how History Colorado does this work, see the History Colorado Anti-Racism Grounding Virtues statement.

If you find inaccuracies or misrepresentations in any object records, please contact cosearch@state.co.us to help us better represent and access our collection.

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