History

Photos: Restoration of historic church in Tiffany begins

Cortez adds to inventory of historical buildings, homes

office, McPhee transplants highlighted in survey

Bayfield author draws ‘eerie’ similarities between 1918 and 2020

‘History, of course, repeats itself,’ says Curt Brown

100 years of Farmers Telephone: From bean farmers to the Wi-Fi age

Company pushes centennial celebration to next year

A historic designation for Helen’s Corner, a landmark northeast of Durango?

Country store has served rural residents, bicyclists and firefighters over the decades

Two Durangoans talk about what it’s like to have a birthday every four years

origins and quirky facts of Feb. 29

Galloping Goose reunion tour planned for July

Historic rail cars to shine in July

Center of Southwest Studies focused on history, thinking about future

Cultural repository wants to conduct more outreach

Students: Fort Lewis College’s dark history needs to be addressed

tower panels gloss over history; some say that’s just ‘tip of the iceberg’

Historical Society to host scanning events for historic photos

Historic pictures like this one help tell our county and area history. Does anyone know where this donated photograph was…

Artifacts taken from Mesa Verde are coming home

welcome return of human remains, funeral objects removed in 1890s

Crow Canyon seeks answers to humanity’s biggest questions

Nonprofit CEO charts course toward relevancy

Tiffany church included on county’s historic register

Iglesias de San Antonia in better position for grants, officials say

Animas Museum and Ska bring back a ‘whoop-e-tee-whoop’ from the past

honors legendary Durangoan John Kellenberger’s Raspberry Julep

Ignacio library relaunches oral history project

History connects us, staff members say

Sleuths go to work at historic Southwest Colorado cemeteries

Project documents burials, but there’s a catch: unmarked graves

Galloping Goose adds to railroad collection

historic freight cars obtained in trades

Southwest Roundtable launches monthlong celebration of the humanities

A monthlong series of 15 events celebrating the humanities in Southwest Colorado will begin Sept. 3 and will run through…

Replica building’s demolition upsets Tombstone history buffs

At issue is whether the replica was old enough and historic enough to merit preservation in the so-called “Town Too…

And the West is History

Firefighters have always loved their fire trucks, and it was no different in 1918 as this fire crew proudly took…

Galloping Goose to make two Cascade Canyon runs in May

rescheduled after avalanches caused winter cancellations

Durango train punches through avalanche paths ahead of summer season

buried in 60 feet of snow in some locations

Galloping Goose to run winter excursions on Durango & Silverton railroad

Motorized rail car will travel up Animas Valley

John Taylor: A Buffalo soldier who made his mark among Ute people

This photo is of the Utes at Los Pinos. John Taylor is believed to be among them. The photo was…