Denver Relocation Guide

LEISURE AND RECREATION Clyfford Still Museum 1250 Bannock Street Denver, 80202 www.clyffordstillmuseum.org The Clyfford Still Museum is the newest addition to Denver's Civic Center Cultural Complex and is located at the corner of 13th Avenue and Bannock Street in downtown Denver. It houses 94 percent of Clyfford Still's art from a 60-year career.

Colorado History Museum 1300 Broadway Denver, 80203 303-866-3682 www.coloradohistory.org See Colorado’s history, from its earliest inhabitants to its pioneer families at this museum through detailed dioramas, historic photographs, artifacts and documents - plus special programs, galleries and exhibits on life in the American West. The museum also serves as the headquarters for the Colorado Historical Society and is home to an archaeological and historic preservation library with a unique collection of Native American and Colorado arts and crafts.

Colorado Railroad Museum
17155 W. 44th Ave.
Golden, 80403
800-365-6263
www.crrm.org
Established in 1959, the Colorado
Railroad Museum is recognized as one of
the best privately supported rail museums
in the country. More than 70 historic
narrow and standard gauge locomotives
and cars are exhibited on 15 acres at the
foot of North Table Mountain. The collection
includes railroad equipment, artifacts,
documents, artwork and photographs,
with a special emphasis on Rocky
Mountain area railroads.

Colorado Sports Hall of Fame Museum 1701 Bryant St., Suite 500 Denver, 80204 720-258-3535 www.coloradosports.org The Colorado Sports Hall of Fame Museum takes visitors on a journey through Colorado sports history. Located next to one of the primary entrances to Sports Authority Field at Mile High, the museum also offers year-round access to the field.

Denver Firefighters Museum 1326 Tremont Place Denver, 80204 303-892-1436 www.denverfirefightersmuseum.org Located in an historic firehouse that was built in 1909, this unique museum has early firefighting equipment and artifacts that date from 1866 - including a hand-drawn apparatus, a rare steam pumper, and three motorized fire trucks. Learn about some of Denver’s big fires, how firefighters hone their skills, and how they use trained horses and dogs. Educational programs focus on fire safety and hands-on activities.

Denver Art Museum

100 W. 14th Ave. Pkwy.
Denver, 80204
720-865-5000
www.denverartmuseum.org
Founded in 1893, the Denver Art
Museum is the largest art museum
between Kansas City and the West
Coast, featuring more than 55,000
works of art - including an internationally
renowned American Indian art collection.
Other collections include pre- Columbian
and Spanish Colonial, Painting and
Sculpture, Asian, Architecture, Design
and Graphics, Modern and
Contemporary, Textile Art, European,
American and Western. The museum also
offers educational activities and events for
children and adults throughout the year.
The museum recently completed its first
major expansion in more than 30 years,
which nearly doubled its size. It now fea-
tures one of the nation’s most unique struc-
tures, designed by Daniel Libeskind.

Denver Museum of Miniatures, Dolls and Toys 1880 Gaylord St. Denver, 80206 303-322-1053 www.dmmdt.com Housed in the 1899 Pearce McAllister Cottage, the museum features a collection of miniatures, dolls and toys from around the world that range from the 16th century to modern times.

Denver Museum of Nature & Science 2001 Colorado Blvd. Denver, 80205 303-322-7009 www.dmns.org Hosting more than 1. 7 million visitors annually, this museum displays 775,000 objects in its permanent exhibits, which include dinosaur fossils and prehistoric objects, Egyptian mummies and artifacts, a visitor