Places – HPA Springs

Places & Projects

The Historic Preservation Alliance of Colorado Springs provides information about places deserving special attention and protection within the Pikes Peak region.

About these images: Once gracing the Tahama Springs pavilion in Monument Valley Park, these bronze medallions, representing General William Jackson Palmer, Lt. Zebulon Pike and Chief Tahama, disappeared sometime following the 1965 flood. Efforts to find them have failed. These medallions are a key feature of that historic place that the Historic Preservation Alliance and our project partners hope to reproduce as a component of the reconstruction project.

HPA in the News! Click to read the Gazette article about our work here!

Celebrating our 20th Year with the theme: Preservation by the People! Click here to join, renew, upgrade or convert to a monthly sustaining member today!

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WINTER LECTURE SERIES continues on March 21st at the historic Penrose House. “The Tutts”. A free benefit for HPA members. Click for details!

EARLY REGISTRATION IS OPEN for the 2nd Annual Forum!

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In honor of all our members, sponsors, colleagues and friends over the last two decades, thank you for supporting our mission to provide leadership and inspiration to preserve, protect and promote Colorado Springs’ heritage and historic neighborhoods for today and future generations.

Learn about the City of Colorado Springs’ HISTORIC PRESERVATION PROGRAM, NEWS: the City is currently revising its 1993 Preservation Master Plan with a consulting team.

Discover the 2020 ACTION PLAN to Advance Preservation in Colorado!

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WISH LIST: We are in need of a new or gently used metal 3-drawer lateral file cabinet. Your donation will be appreciated every time we are easily able to find something that urgently needed organizing and archiving. Contact info@hpasprings.org.

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Learn HOW TO preserve, protect and treat your historic wood windows! NPS Technical Preservation Services Brief #9.