Archaeology & Historic Preservation Month (AHPM) is a celebration of our state’s heritage. The month highlights special preservation projects, archaeological talks and prehistoric or historical sites cherished by local residents and visitors. Events include lectures, the preservation initiatives of local communities, workshops, demonstrations and public displays.
The theme for this year is “Connecting Colorado“. Many events are scheduled in cities and towns throughout Colorado during May 2012. For more information visit www.AHPM-Colorado.org.
Archaeology & Historic Preservation Month (AHPM) is a celebration of our state’s heritage. The month highlights special preservation projects, archaeological talks and prehistoric or historical sites cherished by local residents and visitors. Events include lectures, the preservation initiatives of local communities, workshops, demonstrations and public displays.
The theme for this year is “Connecting Colorado“. Many events are scheduled in cities and towns throughout Colorado during May 2012. For more information visit www.AHPM-Colorado.org.
An iconic symbol of unparalleled historic significance, the Colorado Capitol Building is considered by many to be Colorado’s greatest treasure. It is a living history museum and active seat of government that beckons school children, travelers, politicians and constituents from around the state and across the nation. Within its great halls reverberate the echoes of over a century of debate and decision that shaped Colorado amid interests as diverse as its landscape.
In association with the State Historical Fund, Historic Denver, Inc. and Colorado Preservation, Inc., the Havey Productions team is producing a documentary film bringing the story of the Capitol to life. Premiering February 3rd at the 2012 Saving Places Conference, the film will honor the Colorado State Capitol Building as the one structure that represents the past, present and future of all Coloradans.
For more information on the Campaign to Restore Colorado's Capitol Dome please visit www.shareinthecarecolorado.org.
Historic Preservation means something different to all of us, physical representations of our shared history, economic development, sense of place, etc. Every year we recognize outstanding projects and individual achievements in archaeology and historic preservation throughout Colorado. We asked some of them what preservation means to them. What does it mean to you?
In June2009 the Southeast Colorado Regional Heritage Task Force (SECORHT) was awarded a State Historical Fund grant to support the development of five two-minute video public service announcements focusing on significant historic sites in southeast Colorado. The video pieces run prior to first run films in the theatres to expose local audiences to significant historic sites in their own backyards. SECORHT hopes this project will serve as a model for other communities. This is a 10 minute overview of all of the videos
In June2009 the Southeast Colorado Regional Heritage Task Force (SECORHT) was awarded a State Historical Fund grant to support the development of five two-minute video public service announcements focusing on significant historic sites in southeast Colorado. The video pieces run prior to first run films in the theatres to expose local audiences to significant historic sites in their own backyards. SECORHT hopes this project will serve as a model for other communities. This video is on the Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site.
History Colorado Preservation Programs channel brings you videos that have been created through a grant from the State Historical Fund or from other projects that either the State Historical Fund, State Historic Preservation Office, the Office of the State Archaeologist, or the Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation have been involved with.
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