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Pueblo County Historical Society: Preserving Pueblo's Past

Explore Pueblo County's history through exhibits, a research library, and engaging programs at the Southeastern Colorado Heritage Center.

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The Pueblo County Historical Society, located in the Southeastern Colorado Heritage Center, is dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of Pueblo County. It features a research library, museum exhibits, and various programs that highlight the region's diverse heritage.

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Local tips

  • Check the Pueblo County Historical Society's website for information on upcoming events, exhibits, and monthly programs.
  • Visit the Edward Broadhead Research Library to delve into the history of the region through its extensive collection of books, maps, and photographs.
  • Consider becoming a member to receive advance notice of events and support the society's mission to preserve and share Pueblo's history.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    The Pueblo County Historical Society is located downtown at 203 W B St. From the Historic Arkansas Riverwalk, walk north on Union Avenue, then turn left onto W B Street. The Southeastern Colorado Heritage Center will be on your left, a short walk from the intersection.

  • Public Transport

    Pueblo Transit provides bus service to the downtown area. Several routes have stops within a few blocks of the Southeastern Colorado Heritage Center. Check the Pueblo Transit website for routes and schedules. A single ride fare is $1.25.

  • Driving

    The Pueblo County Historical Society is located at 203 W B St in downtown Pueblo. From I-25, take exit 98 for City Center Drive. Follow City Center Drive to Union Avenue, then turn right onto W B Street. Limited street parking is available. Parking garages are also available in the area. Check with the Pueblo County Motor Vehicle for more information.

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The Pueblo County Historical Society stands as a vibrant hub for those seeking to explore and understand the rich tapestry of Pueblo County's history. Established in 1975, this non-profit organization operates with the dedication of volunteers and the financial support of the community. Located within the Southeastern Colorado Heritage Center, the society offers a multifaceted approach to historical preservation and education. The Edward Broadhead Research Library, a cornerstone of the society, houses an extensive collection of over 10,000 books and periodicals, alongside 25,000 photographs that capture the region from its pioneer days to the present. The library is free and open to the public, offering a quiet space for research and discovery. The Pueblo Heritage Museum, also managed by the society, showcases a variety of exhibits that reflect Pueblo's diverse background, including Native American history, the impact of industrialization, and the contributions of various ethnic groups such as the Irish. Exhibits like the Carlile Collection, rural telephones, and Pueblo saddles provide a glimpse into the area's unique heritage. In addition to its collections and exhibits, the Pueblo County Historical Society actively engages the community through monthly programs, field trips, and publications such as "The Pueblo Lore" magazine. These initiatives aim to promote a deeper appreciation of local history and foster a sense of connection to the past. The society also provides assistance with genealogy and historical research, making it a valuable resource for both residents and visitors.

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