Discover Boulder's Past
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1206 Euclid Ave (on the corner of 12th & Euclid on the Hill) Boulder, CO 80302 |
+1 303 449 3464 Fax: +1 303 938 8322 |
Housed in the historic landmark Harbeck-Bergheim House in the University Hill neighborhood, the Boulder History Museum is a private non-profit organization that features a historic collection of the city's past. Exhibits in this Victorian manor showcase a collection of over 35,000 historical objects that have been donated by Boulder area families to highlight this town's interesting history touching on themes such as natural history, Native Americans, mining, education, and transportation that chronicles Boulder from the 1800s to today. In addition to the artifacts, the Museum is home to the Phyllis Plehaty Costume Collection and an extensive photography collection that is available to the public for research purposes. In addition to the permanent historic exhibit, the Museum regularly hosts rotating exhibits about significant people, places, and events in Boulder's history. The house itself is situated at Beach Park and was built in 1899 for a prominent couple from New York City.
Nearest Train or Bus:
The Hop and the Dash
Best Modes of Transportation:
Automobile/Car
Bus
Motorbike/Scooter
Walking
Notes: Both the Boulder Hop and Dash buses will get you close to the museum. This is also a nice area for biking in and walking through. If you're driving, keep an eye out for unpredictable pedestrians--this is college student central.
Parking Availability: Yes
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