News & Events
Arapaho Culture
The Niwot Historical Society Now & Then Lecture Series presented Arapaho Culture in a speaking engagement by Fred Mosqueda to a full house at the Left Hand Grange Hall in Niwot. Fred is the Arapaho Language and Culture Program Outreach Specialist for the Cheyenne...
Niwot Gazette – February 2024
Hello everyone! We certainly received some great moisture in the recent rain and snow! Hope it gets through the frozen ground to our tree roots. Be sure to browse the rest of this website to see more details on what is happening and has happened over the years in...
Haystack Mountain – The Land, People, Golf Course
Kathy Koehler, President of the Niwot Historical Society, gave a lecture about Haystack Mountain on October 2, 2022. Please enjoy the video of the lecture on YouTube.
Annual Report for 2023
Happy New Year 2024 I hope you and your families are well. As you will see in the Niwot Historical Society ~ Annual Report for 2023 (click to view PDF) we had a busy and successful year! Thank you for your support, membership, ideas, volunteering, and sponsorship of...
Niwot Gazette – November 2023
Hi. We are thankful for all the artifacts we have received this year and share two of them in this Newsletter along with the 2023 holiday greeting card that will be mailed to all active members. Happy Holidays to you and your families. Niwot Historical Society 2023...
Happy Holidays!
Niwot Gazette – October 2023
- Our final lecture in the 2023 Now&Then Lecture Series is this Wednesday! The Haunted West: the history and the imagined, of ghost towns and of ghosts that may yet linger . . . . - We need some volunteers at the Museum during Niwot's Great Pumpkin Party on...
Rotary Applies Second Coat of Stain
Just to let you know … A big thank you to Kirk Stewart for quickly organizing three Rotary Club of Niwot members to help to apply a second coat of stain to our little Fire House Museum today! Krista Koehler added a layer of urethane protection to our Little Free...
Niwot Gazette – September 2023
Hi! It is fall, but day temperatures are still good for my tomatoes and basil. Raking up crabapples has become a chore this year ... for the past several years I have enjoyed watching six buck and/or a family of four clean up the apples and "prune" the trees while...