On Oct. 24 at 10am, Joseph Quinn, who is a U.S. Navy veteran (LCDR), will explain maritime law and recent issues concerning freedom of navigation on the seas.
Museum wins Gold award from the Broomfield Enterprise for Best Museum, Best Educational Experience and Best Place to Take Kids
The Broomfield Veterans Museum was honored with the Broomfield County Gold Award from the Broomfield Enterprise in the categories of Best Museum, Best Educational Experience and Best Place to Take Kids. Thank you to our amazing community, which supports our work! Learn more—https://enewspaper.dailycamera.com/shortcode/DAI357/edition/3603ab02-9fce-4cc0-b4f3-48ec69a966b3?page=eee5d862-1af5-45bb-b053-12e97436ea12&
Manley to explicate the Battle of Kings Mountain at the Oct. 10 C & C
On Saturday, October 10 at 10am, come out to the Museum to hear David Manley discuss the Revolutionary War Battle of Kings Mountain, South Carolina. The battle, fought on October 7, 1780, was a turning point in the American Revolution.
Chat with Mamie Eisenhower about her connection to Broomfield at the Veterans Museum on the History Tour this Saturday, Oct. 3!
Did you know that the Broomfield Veterans Museum building at 12 Garden Center was Broomfield’s first library? Opened in 1963, our building has been home to a number of City functions over the years. Come by between 10am – 2pm this Saturday, Oct. 3 to hear directly from Mamie Dowd Eisenhower (as portrayed by Colleen Sawyer) about the early years of Broomfield Heights in the 1960s. Learn more—https://broomfieldhistoricalsociety.org/event/broomfield-historic-sites-tour/
Lindahl to discuss Technology and AI in Warfare on Sept. 26
On Saturday, September 26 at 10am, Tom Lindahl will talk about “The Autonomous Battlefield,” describing recent technological advancements in warfare, including the use of Artificial Intelligence.
Museum open during Broomfield Days, Sat. 9.19!
Check out the Museum and grab a refreshment at the biggest festival on the Broomfield calendar—Broomfield Days! 12 Garden Center will be open on Saturday, Sept. 19, and we’ll also have information and activities on our lawn during the event. Be sure to cheer on our veterans during the parade as well. They’ll be in an historic JEEP.
New Exhibit showcases Colorado’s role in the Civil War
EXCITING NEWS!
Check out our newest exhibit—Colorado in the Civil War—presented with support from the Colorado 150 – 250 Commission. This exhibit showcases the citizen soldiers who safeguarded the west for the Union by marching to New Mexico Territory to thwart the Confederates at the Battle of Glorieta Pass.
Visit us for our special gala exhibit opening event at 5:30pm on Oct. 15! This exhibit features the uniform of Colonel John P. Slough, who led the troops at the battle.
Sawyer to portray Frances Perkins at Sept. 12 C & C
On Saturday, September 12, come out to the Museum to see Colleen Sawyer, who portrays famous women of history, describe the life, times, and important work of Frances Perkins, the first woman to serve in a presidential cabinet. This program starts at 10am and is part of the Coffee & Conversation series.
Carter to share about Revolutionary War battle tactics at next C & C
On Aug. 22 at 10am, John Carter, a former educator and current wargamer, will speak about Revolutionary War battle tactics for the Coffee & Conversation.
Pandurov to share about his service in the Serbian Army
Coming on Saturday, Aug. 8 at 10am, catch Zarko (Zach) Pandurov, a native of Serbia, who will discuss his service in the Serbian Army, including work with Special Forces. Pandurov is a current volunteer at the Veterans Museum. His talk is part of the Coffee & Conversation series for 2026.