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Colorado History Films
Colorado History Collection
The Colorado History Collection is a specially priced set including six of our acclaimed films bringing Colorado history to life... all as seen on Rocky Mountain PBS. It's the perfect gift for people who love Colorado and enjoy discovering it's natural beauty, colorful characters and decisive moments.
Includes the following DVDs:
- Molly Brown - Biography of a Changing Nation
- Denver Union Station - Portal to Progress
- The Five States of Colorado
- Downtown Denver - Heart of the Queen
- Colfax Avenue - Main Street Colorado
- Broomfield - Spirit of the American Dream
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The Try
Reclaiming the American Dream
The Try captures the illusive blend of inner drive, work ethic and personal responsibility that are at the heart of the American Dream. The stories and wisdom in this book-and-film duo reveal tangible pathways to personal success — putting effort behind your ideas, actions behind your words, and intentions behind your dreams. That's what having the Try is all about.
The Try book by bestselling author of Cowboy Ethics, Jim Owen, is included here with the film by Havey Productions.
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The Code of the West
Alive and Well in Wyoming
There was a time when cattle roamed the open range, a handshake sealed a deal, and people lived by a sense of right and wrong carried in the heart — the unwritten rules of the cowboy. Produced by Jim Owen, author of Cowboy Ethics: What Wall Street Can Learn From the Code of the West, and shot against the backdrop of Wyoming’s breathtaking landscapes and vibrant communities, this film presents an inspiring portrait of what it really means to live with honor, heart, and purpose.
30 minutes
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Denver Union Station
Portal to Progress
In 1881 the largest building West of the Mississippi opened on the soggy edge of a tenacious frontier town. For over eighty years, Denver Union Station bore witness to a procession of arrivals and departures that transformed the Rocky Mountain West. From 19th century regional gateway to 21st century multi-model hub, Denver Union Station: Portal to Progress tells the story of the grand era of railroad travel and the awe inspiring structure that stands today at the crossroads of past glory and future promise.
37 minutes
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Downtown Denver
Heart of the Queen
Situated midway between Chicago and San Francisco, Denver is the Capital of Colorado and the Rocky Mountain West. Since the 1980s the city’s Central Business District has become a national symbol for the value of historic preservation in revitalizing a decaying urban center. From the gold rush to the oil bust, fur trappers to baseball fans, shanties to skyscrapers, Downtown Denver: Heart of the Queen reveals the people, places and events that define & energize the heart of the Queen City of the Plains, Downtown Denver.
67 minutes
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Molly Brown
Biography of a Changing Nation
The life of Margaret Brown spanned one of the greatest periods of change in American history. Her true significance was obscured by Hollywood and its manufactured moniker, Molly — but the real Margaret Brown story eclipses the movie mythology, revealing the rhythms of life in a rapidly changing nation. Molly Brown: Biography of a Changing Nation provides an authentic portrait of the progressive reformer who embodied the great movements of her time and the power of individual action.
30 minutes
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The Five States of Colorado
Within the rectangular boundaries of Colorado there appear to be five distinct regions, each with its own history, geography, and economy. Each region commands a certain loyalty from its citizens and has its own ideas about how things should be done. The Five States of Colorado reveals the regions within the man-made boundaries, whose cultures and economies have evolved from the land and its history.
30 minutes
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Colfax Avenue
Main Street Colorado
Colfax Avenue: Main Street Colorado is the story of the longest commercial thoroughfare in America. From neighborhood main street to transcontinental highway, Colfax Avenue provides a telling reflection of the people and events that shaped metropolitan Denver. Along the banks of this concrete river, the link between history and destiny can be discovered.
30 minutes
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Broomfield
Spirit of the American Dream
At the dawn of the twentieth century settlers and ranchers in the Broomfield area were drawn to the hilly land away from the growing cities for its clean air, expansive vistas and country charm. These same qualities inspired suburban pioneers in the 1950s to create a unique development on this land, featuring streets curved to the rolling contours of Broomfield Heights. Broomfield’s story reveals how Colorado's first Master Planned Community — the city by the turnpike — embodied the new spirit of the American dream.
30 minutes
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