Not as a state, but Golden served as a territorial capital. From 1860-61 it was the capital of the unrecognized Territory of Jefferson, and from 1862-1867 the capital of its successor, the Territory of Colorado.
Golden was the territorial capital of Colorado from 1862-1867.
Golden had previously been the second capital of the proclaimed but unrecognized Territory of Jefferson (1860-1861), which consisted of far western counties of the Nebraska and Kansas territories. Just as it succeeded Denver City in that role, so Denver succeeded it in 1867, and continued as state capital when statehood was granted in 1876.
Yes, Denver has always been the capitol of Colorado.
Golden - Colorado's Original Capital. Before being granted statehood in 1876, Colorado first was named as a territory in 1861 and Golden was the territorial capital until 1867 when the capital was moved to Denver. Golden continues to be the county seat for Jefferson County.
Denver was the first capitol ( and only) in Colorado ;-)
Yes. For both the City of Sheridan and Golden Colorado.
Denver is the capital city in the U.S. state of Colorado.
The capital of Colorado is Denver.:)
The capital of Colorado is Denver, it was built in 1858 as a mining town.
Denver is the capitol of Colorado
Denver is the capital of Colorado... a state out west from the United States
The capital city of a mountain state is Denver, Colorado.
Denver is the capital city of Colorado
Golden Gate Capital's population is 30.
Golden Gate Capital was created in 2000.