The Stephen H. Hart Library & Research Center serves as the portal to the History Colorado Collection. Our Collection consists of a rich array of archives, artifacts, and photographs, all documenting the people and places of Colorado. We also provide research assistance and photo reproduction services. Search the database, scroll through the collection highlights and archives, and see what services History Colorado provides.

This web guide is intended to complement the Field Guide to Colorado's Historic Architecture & Engineering. It is for users needing a quick reference with other relevant web links. Categories are organized as: materials, styles, forms, special use types.

Discover the diverse history of Hispanics in Colorado - from the Ancestral Puebloans through today with biographies, artifact kits for your classrooms, bibliographies and more.

Many tribes call Colorado home. Thousands of enrolled members of the Southern Ute and Ute Mountain Ute tribes live on the state's two reservations and other native people live throughout Colorado in urban and rural communities. Tribal Paths is their story.

This ever-expanding Architects of Colorado biographical series focuses on individual architects and landscape architects who practiced professionally in Colorado after 1860. In addition to a short biographical sketch, a list of credited buildings, structures, and sites is provided. This information is based largely on History Colorado files, particularly National Register and State Register nomination documentation and the Site Files cultural resource...