Information

Hours
Monday - Friday    
9:00am-4:00pm
(except holidays and days when the university is closed)
Sturm Hall 102
2000 E. Asbury Ave.
Denver, CO 80208
303-871-2688

Directions
From I-25: Take the University Blvd. exit. Turn South off exit ramp. Turn right at Asbury. Sturm Hall will be on your left at the intersection of Race and Asbury. The gallery is on the first floor in room 102.

From Evans: Going West, turn right on Race St. and Sturm Hall will be on your right on the intersection of Race and Asbury. The gallery is on the first floor in room 102. Going East, turn left on High St. Turn right on Asbury. Sturm Hall will be on your right at the intersection of Asbury and Race. The gallery is on the first floor in room 102.

Parking
The University of Denver offers guest parking passes as well as metered parking. Street parking is also available. To take advantage of the guest parking, please stop off at Parking Services first and pick up a pass. They will give you a map of the lots in which you may park. There are two lots on Race St. which will accept these passes and are also metered if you do not have a pass. See the Parking Services website for parking lot maps and directions to their office.

Education/Teacher Resources

Education trunks – Ludlow Massacre History Trunk

The Ludlow Massacre History Trunk is an excellent resource for Colorado history teachers. The trunk contains artifacts from the 1913-1914 Colorado Coal Field strike and war, a teacher’s guide, and lesson plans. The trunk also contains videotapes, an audio cassette of coal mining songs, photographs, maps, and newspaper articles. The trunk is appropriate for 4th – 8th grades.

The trunk is available for rental for $5.00, and may be checked out for two
weeks. Please contact Dean Saitta (dsaitta@du.edu or 303.871.2680) for more information.

*We are in the process of creating more educational trunks. Please check back soon for more trunks.

School tours
Although our gallery is small, DUMA welcomes schools to tour its exhibits. Most museum exhibits can be toured in 30 minutes or less. Please contact DUMA for more information on tours and programs.

Support the museum

The museum relies on the generosity of its visitors and supporters. Whether in the form of volunteer time, collection donations, or monetary gifts, this support is DUMA’s way of ensuring its continuation as a teaching museum for future generations of museum workers. Please contact DUMA today to discuss how you would like to help the museum accomplish its goals as a teaching museum.