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Broomfield History & Museums
History comes alive in Broomfield through dynamic programs, projects and partnerships. Dedicated to telling authentic, diverse and inclusive stories through accessible programs, all residents and visitors can learn and contribute to understanding the past, engaging in the present and building the future.
Crawford Honey House Opening and Exhibition
Come see Broomfield's newest historical programming and exhibition space, the Crawford Honey House every Saturday, starting April 22 at Zang Spur Park. Explore the brand new exhibits about the Crawford family, agriculture in Broomfield, and the sweet history of bees and honey-making. 11 a.m.- 4 p.m. on most Saturdays.
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Creative Broomfield
Creative Broomfield works in partnership with the creative community to cultivate opportunities and programs to connect, create and thrive.
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Broomfield Depot Museum
Travel back in time at the Broomfield Depot Museum, built in 1909 as a stop for train travelers and was a first step to become the city and county Broomfield is today.
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Broomfield Veterans Museum
The Broomfield Veterans Museum honors local veterans of all the United States conflicts and peacekeeping efforts, from the Civil War to the present, from all branches of service. The museum not only shares the stories of Colorado veterans, it is a center for veterans to connect, students to learn about our nation’s history, groups to explore the rotating exhibits, and families to honor their loved ones who served in the military.
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Broomfield History Programs
Broomfield History programs creates connections through storytelling, providing experiences for both audiences and artists to build relationships through diverse perspectives, cultivating curiosity, and engagement with arts, history and culture.
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Broomfield History Collections
The collections of the Broomfield Depot Museum includes artifacts, photographs, and archival materials associated with the development of the city and county, including public and private facilities in Broomfield such as schools, newspapers, postal service, cemeteries, and railroads
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Ute Knowledge History kit
This in-class program presented by History Colorado Museum and Broomfield History invites students to investigate how the Ute Indians have used science, technology, engineering, and math to survive and thrive in the Rocky Mountains.
Contact Us
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David Allison
Museum Coordinator
depotmuseum@broomfield.org
303-460-6824Visit Us
Broomfield Depot Museum
Hours
Saturday hours 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.2201 W. 10th Ave.
Broomfield, CO
Map & directions