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Below are links to back issues of The Louisville Historian, which is published quarterly. The current issue is available through a Membership subscription or at the Historical Museum.
The Louisville Historian is now available in Spanish! Nos complace anunciar que las tres últimas ediciones están disponibles en Español.
- iss. 138 - 2023 Primavera — El Viejo Mundo y el Nuevo Mundo se encuentran: Un rincón lejano del Imperio austrohúngaro en Louisville, Colorado
- iss.137 - 2023 Invierno — Los secretos de los censos de Louisville
- iss. 136 - 2022 Otoño — Más allá del contrabando de licores Parte 2: Historia hispana, racismo y cambios en Louisville durante la Prohibición
- iss. 135 - 2022 Verano — Más allá del contrabando de licores Parte 1: La Prohibición, el Klan y cómo Louisville llegó a ser conocida como un "lugar italiano"
- iss. 134 - 2022 Primavera — Bella Vista cumple 65 años
Louisville Historian Back Issues
iss. 149 - 2026 Spring — Moments That Made Us: Gold Rushes and Coal Booms- iss. 148 - 2025-2026 Winter — Hometown Nuclear: The Story of Rocky Flats & Louisville
- iss. 147 - 2025 Fall — Hit the Plug! Hose Teams and Louisville's Firefighting History
- iss. 146 - 2025 Summer — Hidden Histories: The Buildings You Know, The Stories You Don't
- iss. 145 - 2025 Spring — When the Boys Were Away: Louisville and the Vietnam War, Part II
- iss. 144 - 2024 Fall — The Boys Who Went to War: Louisville and the Vietnam War, Part I
- iss. 143 - 2024 Summer — This Woman's Work: Women Business Owners in Early Louisville
- iss. 142 - 2024 Spring — Go Anywhere From Here: 100 Years of Louisville Public Library
- iss. 141 - 2024 Winter — Decent & Humane Treatment: The Story of Enemy Aliens and Louisville
- iss. 140 - 2023 Fall — What’s for Dinner? A Taste of Louisville History in Four Eras
- iss. 139 - 2023 Summer — United By Hardship: How the Tomeo House Brought Three Families Together
- iss. 138 - 2023 Spring — Old World Meets New World: A Far-Flung Corner of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Found in Louisville, Colorado
- iss. 138 - 2023 Primavera — El Viejo Mundo y el Nuevo Mundo se encuentran: Un rincón lejano del Imperio austrohúngaro en Louisville, Colorado
- iss. 137 - 2023 Winter — Louisville’s Secrets of the Census
- iss. 137 - 2023 Invierno — Los secretos de los censos de Louisville
- iss. 136 - 2022 Fall — Beyond Bootlegging: Part 2: Hispanic History, Racism, and Changes in Prohibition-Era Louisville
- iss. 136 - 2022 Otoño — Más allá del contrabando de licores Parte 2: Historia hispana, racismo y cambios en Louisville durante la Prohibición
- iss. 135 - 2022 Summer — Beyond Bootlegging: Part 1: Prohibition, the Klan, and How Louisville Became Known as an Italian Place
- iss. 135 - 2022 Verano — Más allá del contrabando de licores Parte 1: La Prohibición, el Klan y cómo Louisville llegó a ser conocida como un "lugar italiano"
- iss. 134 - 2022 Spring — Bella Vista: 65 Years On
- iss. 134 - 2022 Primavera — Bella Vista cumple 65 años
- iss. 133 - 2022 Winter — Looking Back, Facing the Future, or Just Standing Still: Absorbing the Marshall Fire Impacts
- iss. 132 - 2021 Fall — The Old Louisville Grade School: Memories at Memory Square
- iss. 131 - 2021 Summer — Young and Nisei in Louisville: Japanese American Students at Louisville High School From the 1930s to the 1950s
- iss. 130 - 2021 Spring — Trash Talk: Louisville's Journey Toward Sustainability
- iss. 129 - 2021 Winter — Labor Activist William Lofton
- iss. 128 - 2020 Fall — Louisville's Hotels, Boarding Houses, Cottages, and "Batches"
- iss. 127 - 2020 Summer — A Town Bowed Down in Sorrow: Remembering the Interurban Train Wreck of 1920
- iss. 126 - 2020 Spring — Animals About Town
- iss. 125 - 2020 Winter — Aliens by Marriage: Louisville Women's Loss of Citizenship
- iss. 124 - 2019 Fall — Reimagining Louisville's 'Wild West"
- iss. 123 - 2019 Summer — Pine & Main: Can these four corners tell the story of Louisville?
- iss. 122 - 2019 Spring — Mischievous Mules and Benevolent Burros
- iss. 121 - 2019 Winter — 809 Main Street: A Small Business in a Small Town
- iss. 120 - 2018 Fall — Our Haunted House
- iss. 119 - 2018 Summer — Louisville's Matchless Mine and Its Tumultuous History
- iss. 118 - 2018 Spring — How the 1918-1919 Influenza Pandemic Changed Louisville Families Forever
- iss. 117 - 2018 Winter — Going Home: Louisville Residents Who Returned to the Old Country
- iss. 116 - 2017 Fall — Beatrice Maxwell Wilson Memories: Teen Years in Louisville
- iss. 115 - 2017 Summer — World War I Comes to Louisville
- iss. 114 - 2017 Spring — Modern Times: Louisville in the Fifties, Part Two
- iss. 113 - 2017 Winter — The Fifties: Louisville's Transformative Decade
- iss. 112 - 2016 Fall — Discovering the Parbois Family in Louisville
- iss. 111 - 2016 Summer — Louisville's Signs of the Times
- iss. 110 - 2016 Spring — Being French in Louisville
- iss. 109 - 2016 Winter — Tiny Houses with a History
- iss. 108 - 2015 Fall — Nine People Who Grew Up i n Louisville Tell Memorable Stories from Their Youth
- iss. 107 - 2015 Summer — Louisville's Neighborhood High School
- iss. 106 - 2015 Spring — Main Street Memories
- iss. 105 - 2015 Winter — The Harpers and Harper Lake: How One Family Left Its Mark on Louisville
- iss. 104 - 2014 Fall — Keeping the Peace in Louisville, 1914-1915
- iss. 103 - 2014 Summer — Replica of Old Louisville to be Exhibited Soon at the Museum
- iss. 102 - 2014 Spring — Bocce: Louisville's Other Ballgame
- iss. 101 - 2014 Winter — "Fear Rules Cities and Fight is on At Louisville Mines": The 100th Anniversary of the Northern Coal Field War and the Battle at the Hecla
- iss. 100 - 2013 Fall — 100th Issue Edition: Unsolved Mysteries of Louisville
- iss. 99 - 2013 Summer — My Two Hometowns: Louisville and Lafayette
- iss. 98 - 2013 Spring — Miners to Majors
- iss. 97 - 2013 Winter — Raising Money for Louisville: How People Fundraised, and Had Fun Doing It
- iss. 96 - 2012 Fall — Saying Goodbye to Coffee Pot Row: Louisville’s English Roots
- iss. 95 - 2012 Summer — Polio Epidemics Case a Cloud on Summer Fun
- iss. 94 - 2012 Spring — How Louisville Grew Up: 1880-1890
- iss. 93 - 2012 Winter — The Bachelor Club of Louisville: Finding a Match in 1908
- iss. 92 - 2011 Fall — Here Today and There Tomorrow: Louisville and Its History of Relocating Buildings
- iss. 91 - 2011 Summer — Louisville During the Great Depression
- iss. 90 - 2011 Spring — Pearl Conley, Louisville Newspaperwoman
- iss. 89 - 2011 Winter — The Manhunt for a Murderer: The Story of the 1915 Murder of Louisville’s Town Marshal
- iss. 88 - 2010 Fall — The Untold Story of Louisville's First Years
- iss. 87 - 2010 Summer — The Story of the Little Brick School House
- iss. 86 - 2010 Spring — Treasures of the Louisville Historical Museum
- iss. 85 - 2010 Winter — A Poor Kid from the Wrong Side of the Tracks
- iss. 84 - 2009 Fall — Miners Field: A Louisville Gem
- iss. 83 - 2009 Summer — Preparing for Winter
- iss. 82 - 2009 Spring — Louisville Volunteer Firefighters: A History of Service and Dedication
- iss. 81 - 2009 Winter — Eldorado Springs: The Average Man's Resort
- iss. 80 - 2008 Fall — La Farge!
- iss. 79 - 2008 Summer — Louisville’s Own Photographer, William Schutz
- iss. 78 - 2008 Spring — Bound for the Mountains, Grand Old Time!
- iss. 77 - 2008 Winter — My Memories of Louisville's Blacksmith Era
- iss. 76 - 2007 Fall — Red Ash Rooster Tails
- iss. 75 - 2007 Summer — The Games We Played: Childhood in Louisville’s Little Italy
- iss. 74 - 2007 Spring — Growing Up Rich (In Memories) In a Poor Town
- iss. 73 - 2007 Winter — Richard LaSalle: Performer, Composer, and Louisville Native Son
- iss. 72 - 2006 Fall — Louisville's Dr. Cassidy
- iss. 71 - 2006 Summer — The Southern Cheyenne Sojourn in Colorado
- iss. 70 - 2006 Spring — Researching Your Building's History in Louisville
- iss. 69 - 2006 Winter — Making Bread on the Harney Farm
- iss. 68 - 2005 Fall — Monarch Mine Explosion: 70th Anniversary
- iss. 67 - 2005 Summer — Homes by Sears: Louisville's Mail-Order Legacy
- iss. 66 - 2005 Spring — Old-Time, Old-Town Gardens
- iss. 65 - 2005 Winter — Take a Walk on the Sunnyside
- iss. 64 - 2004 Fall — Louisville's Main Street Christmas
- iss. 63 - 2004 Summer — Saloons
- iss. 62 - 2004 Spring — A Louisville History of Trade Tokens
- iss. 61 - 2004 Winter — A Coal Miner's Son
- iss. 60 - 2003 Winter — Louisville Little League
- iss. 59 - 2003 Summer — Atomic Veteran
- iss. 58 - 2003 Spring — 'Prom' - Today and Yesteryear
- iss. 57 - 2003 Winter — Good Old Louisville High School
- iss. 56 - 2002 Fall — Polio
- iss. 53 - 2002 Spring — Louisville Athletes Claim to Fame
- iss. 53 - 2002 Summer — Louisville Schools
- iss. 53 - 2002 Winter — The Jordinelli House
- iss. 52 - 2001 Fall — State Senator Edward Affolter
- iss. 51 - 2001 Summer — A Visit to Pearl Harbor
- iss. 50 - 2001 Winter — The Influenza Epidemic of 1918
- iss. 49 - 2000 Summer/Fall — Burial Traditions
- iss. 48 - 2000 Spring — Prelude to Sand Creek
- iss. 47 - 1999 Fall — Mary Trebing Louisville Aviatrix
- iss. 46 - 1999 August — Crime and Refinement of Early Louisville
- iss. 45 - 1999 May — Military Leaders
- iss. 44 - 1999 February — February's Holiday's and Festivals
- iss. 43 - 1998 November — The History of Halloween - The First Thanksgiving
- iss. 42 - 1998 August — Benny Phillips Louisville Legend
- iss. 41 - 1998 May — Margaret Tobin Brown - Ferguson Family History
- iss. 40 - 1998 February — The First National Bank of Louisville
- iss. 39 - 1997 November — Autumn - The Music of Christmas
- iss. 38 - 1997 August - Lydia Morgan - Slovaks in Louisville
- iss. 38 - 1997 May - John Pellillo Family Biography - The Shooting of Marshal Helburg
- iss. 37 - 1997 February — Women in History
- iss. 36 - 1996 November — Halloween in Louisville
- iss. 35 - 1996 August — Baseball in Louisville - Early Unrest in Mining Industry
- iss. 34 - 1996 May — The Denver and Interurban Railway Company
- iss. 33 - 1996 February —- The Monarch Mine Explosion
- iss. 32 - 1995 November — Fall Festivals - The First Christmas Cards
- iss. 31 - 1995 August — A History of Louisville Schools
- iss. 30 - 1995 May — Louisville Telephone Exchange - Women in Louisville
- iss. 29 - 1995 February — Pioneer Award 1994 Father Benedict Ingenito
- iss. 28 - 1994 November — 'Tis the Season to be Jolly - Louisville Families
- iss. 27 - 1994 August — Movie Theaters in Our Town
- iss. 26 - 1994 May — John Pellillo Family Biography - Tom and Mary Mitchell Family
- iss. 25 - 1994 February — Looking Back 1993
- iss. 24 - 1993 November — Christmas in Louisville - Frank N. Fabrizio
- iss. 23 - 1993 August — Cracker Jacks and Baseball
- iss. 22 - 1993 May — St. Louis Parish
- iss. 21 - 1993 February — Pioneer Award Susie Perrella DiGiacomo
- iss. 20 - 1992 November — Louisville's Christmas Tree
- iss. 19 - 1992 August — A One Hundreth Anniversary Steinbaugh
- iss. 18 - 1992 May — The Hecla Mine
- iss. 17 - 1992 February — The Monarch Mine Explosion
- iss. 16 - 1991 November — Christmas Memories Elaine Jacoe
- iss. 15 - 1991 August — The United Methodist Church
- iss. 14 - 1991 May — History of Joseph Kasenga Sr. Family
- iss. 13 - 1991 February — Pioneer Award 1990 George Russell Henning
- iss. 12 - 1990 November — Edward Affolter
- iss. 11 - 1990 June — Marshall Mine Tour
- iss. 10 - 1990 March — The Fanchini (Franchini) Family of Louisville, Colorado
- iss. 9 - 1989 December — The History of Louisville Pioneer Families
- iss. 8 - 1989 September — Family Biography of Andrea and Mary Buffo
- iss. 7 - 1989 June — The Rivalry Louisville HS and Lafayette HS
- iss. 6 - 1989 March — Louisville High School State Football Champions 1948
- iss. 5 - 1988 December — Christmas in Louisville
- iss. 4 - 1988 September — When Kids Were Never Bored Donna Clark Miller
- iss. 3 - 1988 June — The Warembourg Milk Route
- iss. 2 - 1987 November — Benny Phillips Louisville Legend
- iss. 1 - 1987 April — The Reign of King Coal
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