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Interns will conduct research on a wide variety of historical topics relating to western history, including ethnic and gender issues; agriculture and homesteading; immigrant trails and railroads; gold and silver mining; Native American prehistory and history; or twentieth century topics such as industry and development. Historians will use the research to write texts for historical markers and other projects. Interns will receive an intimate understanding of important themes in Colorado's history, as well as first-hand experience with primary and secondary documents found in the collections of the Colorado Historical Society and the Denver Public Library. Interested students should be familiar with library research methods at the undergraduate level. Undergraduate and graduate students at any level are encouraged to apply. Interested students should contact: Modupe Labode, Historian
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