Story time with goats, Harry Potter Night and even, Books at the Bar - the Aurora Public Library has something for everyone. No wonder it's now 90 years young!

The Aurora Fox Theatre is one of Aurora's most iconic landmarks.  Originally built in 1946, it is now Aurora Historic Landmark #5 and is located at 9900 E. Colfax in Aurora.

William Smith High School was built in 1931 and is Aurora's Historic Landmark #4.  The school is located at 10000 E. 13th Ave. in Aurora.

The Aurora War Mother's Home is Aurora's Historic Landmark #7 and is located at 1601 Peoria St.

This 20-month construction period is condensed into a 4-minute timelapse documenting the construction of the Aurora Municipal Center from the fall 2001 to spring of 2003.  Watch the construction progress, and the

A local woman brings in a hidden treasure that's been passed down in her family for generations. Find out what it's worth!

Aurora's hospital history goes back 100 years, to the Fitzsimons Army Hospital. Take a trip back in time!

His name is Dave, and he’s 91 years young. Join him for an unforgettable trip down Colfax Avenue in the 40’s and 50’s. It’s all part of the Aurora History Museum’s newest exhibit; “US Route 40 and the American Road Trip.

We’ve all seen them, but how much do you really know about those giant golf balls at Buckley Air Force Base?  AuroraTV takes you on a tour of a new exhibit at the Aurora History Museum that takes an up close look at Buckle

Explore 125 years of Aurora history in 1:25. This episode features Aurora's growth in the mid-century, following World War II.

Join the History Museum as we celebrate the heritage and contributions of Aurora’s Ethiopian-born residents.