Watch: History Colorado’s ‘Moments That Made US’ closes Oct. 18. Here is the trailer.
George Washington’s Valley Forge spurs and Jackie Robinson’s bat are among 50-plus artifacts in the History Colorado Center exhibition that ends Oct. 18, 2026. Kids are free every day.
‘Moments That Made US’ at the History Colorado Center in Denver gathers more than 50 artifacts spanning 800 years of American history, from George Washington’s Valley Forge spurs to Jackie Robinson’s bat, as part of the state’s Colorado 150 and America 250 programming. It has been on view since Nov. 21, 2025 and closes Oct. 18, 2026, which makes this a last-call trailer.
Video: ‘Moments That Made US Exhibition now on view at the History Colorado Center,’ History Colorado. Embedded from the original channel.
Go before it closes
History Colorado Center, 1200 N. Broadway, Denver, is open daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Children are free every day and adults pay $20, so one adult ticket covers a homeschool family. Guided field trips for groups are $5 per student. See our free museum days guide for more kids-free museums.
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