ANNUAL REPORT 2018
History Colorado creates a better future for Colorado by inspiring wonder in our past. Courtesy Frank Ooms Your support means our sites are Colorado’s prime travel destinations!
Healy House History Colorado Center
Ute Indian Museum Pike’s Stockade
Fort Garland Museum & Cultural Center Trinidad History Museum
El Pueblo History Museum Fort Vasquez Museum 2017–18 engagement 551,345 in our programs and visits to our museums and historic sites
Grant-Humphreys Mansion Center for Women’s History at the HistoryColorado.org Georgetown Loop Historic Mining & Railroad Park® Byers-Evans House Museum Thank You! One of the best things about a new year is that it brings a welcome opportunity to look back at what you—our generous supporters—have helped us accomplish over the past year. As our state and our world see such rapid change, it’s vital that our organization be a catalyst for progress. Using Colorado’s unique history, together we can empower a broader audience to help shape the future. Extending our commitment to telling Colorado’s stories in authentic ways, we opened the Center for Colorado Women’s History at the Byers-Evans House Museum, held programs for tens of thousands of schoolchildren statewide, and mounted exhibitions like Borderlands of Southern Colorado and Zoom In: The Centennial State in 100 Objects. We awarded grants to fiscally responsible initiatives that preserve the heritage of communities across the state. And through neighborhood memory projects like We Are Colorado, we’re adding many more perspectives to the stories we share. This summer we created Colorado’s first State Historian’s Council, whose members help us carry the narratives of the state to the forefront. We’ve expanded our board to increase its breadth of experience and statewide representation. And, we’re proud to have added Daniel L. Ritchie, chancellor emeritus of the University of Denver, to spearhead a five-year strategic plan for our museums, education programs, collections, philanthropic outreach, and preservation services. Read on to see some of what we’ve accomplished thanks to thoughtful contributors like you—our generous supporters, the citizens of Colorado, the legislature, and our State government officials. As a nonprofit charitable organization and State agency, we rely on your support to make it all happen, and we hope you know how excited we are by the opportunities these partnerships present. We can’t do it without you!
Steve W. Turner, AIA Cathey M. Finlon Executive Director and Chair, Board of Directors State Historic Preservation Officer
We thank Robert Musgraves for his two years of service as History Colorado board chair. Bob’s insight and leadership saw us through a key time of transformation. —Cathey M. Finlon
History Colorado Board of Directors and Leadership As of June 30, 2018 Marco Antonio Abarca Executive Director and Chair, Board of Directors Cathy Carpenter Dea State Historic Preservation Officer Robert E. Musgraves Steve W. Turner, AIA Cathey M. Finlon Rick A. Pederson Ann Alexander Pritzlaff State Historian’s Council Alan B. Salazar Dr. Tom Noel, University of Colorado Denver, State Historian Dr. Nicki Gonzales, Regis University Christopher Tetzeli Dr. Jared Orsi, Colorado State University Tamra J. Ward Dr. Duane Vandenbusche, Western State Colorado University Dr. William Wei, University of Colorado Boulder The Year In Review
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THROUGH ACTIVITIES AND LIVE MADE ARCHAEOLOGY MORE ACCESSIBLE HistoryColorado.org PERFORMANCES IN THE EXHIBITS growth THIS YEAR !TTENDANCE IS UP TO #OLORADO CITIZENS FROM PREVIOUS YEARS AND FOR A THIRD s 7ITH 4RINIDADS EMERGENCE AS A s 4HE Ute Indian Museum Lecture CONSECUTIVE lSCAL YEAR THERE HAVE Byers-Evans House Museum director Jillian Allison joined History THRIVING ARTS COMMUNITY THE 4RINIDAD Series FEATURED INSIGHTS INTO BEEN NO AUDIT lNDINGS Colorado leadership, guests, volunteers and community members in the ribbon-cutting for the new Center for Colorado Women’s History.
Our Tours & Treks enrich and enliven Coloradans’ understanding of their history. July 1, 2017–June 30, 2018
School Program Participation
86,596students participated in History Colorado’s statewide K–20 programs
of those students, of those field trips,
50,631 25% 18,754 visited on a field trip to a visited from students used History Colorado History Colorado museum underrepresented communities resources in their own classrooms
History Colorado’s Collections Total historical items • 2 million photographs about • 200,000 artifacts • 12 million archival 15,000,000 documents
Joe Zanetell’s mining pick, 1910–1920. Gift, Joseph A. Zanetell in memory of Joseph and Emma Zanetell. 2014.57.1 The State Historical Fund More than $1.07 billion History Colorado Financial Summary Total Direct Economic Impact Fiscal Year 2018 Grants awarded statewide | 99 of those grants statewide since 1993 (July 1, 2017–June 30, 2018)
Grants awarded since | 4,525 Every year, the State Historical Fund receives a portion of state tax revenues Revenues program’s inception generated by limited-stakes gaming in the towns of Black Hawk, Central City, and Cripple Creek. For 25 years, the fund has been one of the most significant forces behind the preservation of Colorado history and a catalyst for strengthening Thank you, citizens of Colorado, communities statewide. for your support of the State Historical Fund. For more information, go to h-co.org/SHFgrants
Total Grant Dollars Awarded by County Since Program’s Inception
SEDGWICK 13 L OGAN For a more detailed financial summary, WELD LARIMER 29 M OFFAT JACKSON 109 PHILLIPS go to h-co.org/2018financial 16 17 188 8 ROUTT 111 MORGAN 28 GRAND BOULDER BROOMFIELD YUMA Expenses 28 4 R IO BLANCO 229 7 18 GILPIN ADAMS 44 W ASHINGTON 35 JEFFERSON 16 CLEAR 201 DENVER 674 EAGLE CREEK ARAPAHOE 50 GARFIELD 30 14 SUMMIT 136 26
DOUGLAS ELBERT KIT CARSON 99 26 23 P ITKIN L AKE 25 77 PARK MESA 70 90 LINCOLN TELLER 21 DELTA 73 EL P ASO CHEYENNE 44 CHAFFEE 181 13 G UNNISON 78 89 In Zoom In, 100 artifacts reveal key moments FREMONT K IOWA 22 from 13,000 years of Colorado’s human history. MONTROSE 74 53 CROWLEY 13 PUEBLO O URAY 107 44 SAGUACHE CUSTER SAN MIGUEL 25 HINSDALE 33 PROWERS 47 BENT 26 OTERO 41 35 SAN 37 Donation Expenses DOLORES 25 JUAN 73 HUERFANO MINERAL 28 by Type 12 R IO GRANDE ALAMOSA 49 36 MONTEZUMA LA PLATA L AS ANIMAS BACA 148 12 81 COSTILLA 80 A RCHULETA CONEJOS 58 13 34
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