At the Colorado History Museum, in Denver, key figures in the region’s drama come to life. This program profiles the Anasazi and other Native Americans, conquistadors, ranchers, miners, missionaries, and settlers who shaped the land and its history. Viewers also have the opportunity to look through a specially designed glass wall to see where the majority of the collection is kept in storage—an unusual angle on the commitment that goes into preserving history. One 29-minute video.

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