Guest: Andrea Malcomb

The Museum exhibit, Looking Forward/Looking Back, will run through September 19, and will bring the early years of Historic Denver to life, exploring how volunteers began restoring the 1889 home of the Unsinkable Molly Brown as the organization’s first project.  The Molly Brown House Museum opened in late 1970 has expanded into a citywide historic preservation movement.  Historic Denver has also helped with places such as the Paramount Theater to Union Station, the Dr. Justina Ford House to 9th Street Historic Park, the Baker neighborhood to the Lower Downtown Historic District.  They are also helping to bring forth the story of Denver’s Chicano/a Movement in La Alma Lincoln Park, helping to shape the future of the Loretto Heights Campus and also the National Western Center. 

 

www.historicdenver.org

Guest: Andrea Malcomb
The Museum exhibit, Looking Forward/Looking Back, will run through September 19, and will bring the early years of Historic Denver to life, exploring how volunteers began restoring the 1889 home of the Unsinkable Molly Brown as the organization&rsquo;s first project.&nbsp; The Molly Brown House Museum opened in late 1970 has expanded into a citywide historic preservation movement.&nbsp; Historic Denver has also helped with places such as the Paramount Theater to Union Station, the Dr. Justina Ford House to 9th Street Historic Park, the Baker neighborhood to the Lower Downtown Historic District.&nbsp; They are also helping to bring forth the story of Denver&rsquo;s Chicano/a Movement in La Alma Lincoln Park, helping to shape the future of the Loretto Heights Campus and also the National Western Center.&nbsp;
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