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Thomas J. "Dr. Colorado" Noel, a Professor of History and Director of Public History, Preservation & Colorado Studies at CU-Denver, is the author of numerous books, articles and columns. Tom is a graduate of CU-Denver and CU-Boulder, where his mother (a psychiatrist) and grandmother (a teacher) also completed graduate work. Among Tom's works are Showtime: Denver's Performing Arts & Convention Centers (Denver's Theatres and Arenas, 2008, with Amy Zimmer); A Guide to Colorado Historic Places (Westcliffe Publishers, 2007); Colorado: A History of the Centenniel State (Univ. Press of Colorado, 2005, with Carl Abbot & Stephen J. Leonard); Riding High: Colorado Ranchers & 100 years of the National Western Stockshow (Fulcrum, 2005); Sacred Stones: Colorado's Red Rock Park & Amphitheatre (City & County of Denver, 2004); Buildings of Colorado (Oxford Univ. Press, 1997); Colorado: A Liquid History & Tavern Guide to the Highest State (Fulcrum, 1999); Historical Atlas of Colorado (Oklahoma Univ. Press, 1993); and Denver: Mining Camp to Metropolis (Univ. Press of Colorado, 1990, with Stephen J. Leonard). Tom teaches Denver, Colorado, Heritage Tourism, Historic Preservation, Mining & Railroads, National Parks History, U.S. West, and Western Art & Architecture courses at CU-Denver, as well as conducting tours of the highest state and the Mile High City for the Smithsonian Institute, the Colorado History Museum, the Denver Museum of Natural History, & Historic Denver, Inc. Tom appears as Dr. Colorado in the Saturday Rocky Mountain News / Denver Post and on Channel 9 "Colorado & Company". For more information, please see Dr. Colorado's Short Vita Dr. Colorado hopes to meet you in person & cordially invites you to join in any of the happenings listed on his web site.
If you have questions for Dr. Colorado, please do not hesitate to contact him by using the "Contact" link on your left, or by emailing him at:
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