Colorado History Museum, State history museum in Denver, United States

The Colorado History Museum was a museum at 1300 Broadway in Denver, run by the Colorado Historical Society, now History Colorado. It occupied that site from 1976 until it closed on 28 March 2010; the building was demolished in June 2010 for a new Colorado Judicial Complex. Its exhibits moved to the History Colorado Center, built one block south.

The Colorado History Museum opened in 1976 at 1300 Broadway in Denver, run by the Colorado Historical Society, now History Colorado. It closed on 28 March 2010, and the building was demolished that June for a new Colorado Judicial Complex. Its exhibits moved to the History Colorado Center, built one block south.

The museum was run by the Colorado Historical Society, renamed History Colorado, which held the state's collections at 1300 Broadway. When the building closed on 28 March 2010, the exhibits were transferred to the newly built History Colorado Center one block south, so the collections stayed in public hands.

The museum stood at 1300 Broadway in Denver from 1976 until it closed on 28 March 2010. The building was demolished that June to clear the site for a new Colorado Judicial Complex. Its exhibits were transferred to the History Colorado Center, built one block to the south.

The museum stood at 1300 Broadway from 1976 until it closed on 28 March 2010. Its building was demolished that June to clear the site for a new Colorado Judicial Complex. The collections moved one block south to the newly built History Colorado Center, run by History Colorado, formerly the Colorado Historical Society.