Go On a Totally ‘90s Nostalgia Trip at a Colorado Museum

For fans of revisiting the nostalgia from the totally awesome decade that was the 1990s, reminiscing about things like the birth of the Colorado Rockies, the outrageous fashion trends, and the technology that catapulted the world into the digital age is unmatched.

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Luckily, there is currently an exhibit at a museum in Colorado that allows for precisely this experience.

Revisit the 1990s at a Colorado Museum Exhibit

The exhibit is currently open to the public at the History Colorado Center in Denver, located at 1200 Broadway, and is called 'The 90s: Last Decade Before the Future.'

It's here that visitors can revisit the decade with reminders of the 1990s, both good and bad.

Keep scrolling to take a virtual tour of the exhibit:

In Colorado, the 1990s were full of positive things like the birth of the Colorado Rockies, the birth of the Colorado Avalanche, the team's subsequent Stanley Cup win, and two Super Bowl championships from the Denver Broncos. The exhibit features things like memorabilia from such Colorado sports stars as John Elway, Patrick Roy, and Vinny Castilla.

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However, there were also negative, unfortunate aspects of the decade directly related to the Centennial State, including the tragic murder of JonBenet Ramsay and the Columbine High School shooting.

The special 90s-themed museum exhibit will be on display at the History Colorado Center until October 26.

Check out the official website of the History Colorado Center for more information.