Places – HPA of Colorado Springs

FOR THE LATEST ON PLACES AND PROJECTS, PLEASE GO BACK TO THE HOME PAGE AND ALLOW YOUR MOUSE TO HOVER OVER THE TOP HEADER TAB AND ALLOW THE DROP-DOWN MENU TO APPEAR. We’re working on updating the functionality and click-throughs of our website and appreciate your patience!

_________________________________________________________________________________________

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.

What’s new and upcoming!

SUMMER TOUR ALERT – Tour #1 at Redstone Castle is now full and no longer taking sign ups for attendees or waiting list enrollments.

But we’ll still see you at Tour #2 as we head to the Colorado Springs City Auditorium.

__________________________________

Reserve your spot today for any of our upcoming Summer Toursd before they fill up!

__________________________________

Join or renew your HPA membership today! Click here.

_________________________________

Charitable donations anytime of the year are easily made online – click here.

__________________________________

Click here to view the 2021 (20th Annual) Preservation Honor Awards

The Historic Preservation Alliance of Colorado Springs is proud to present the 2021 Preservation Honor Awards to six recipients and a few honorable mentions – all of whom exemplify excellence in preserving, protecting, and promoting our irreplaceable heritage.

We thank our great friends at Archival Media – Peter Blaney and Dave Rickert – for their work to create this year’s awards video. We invite you to click, applaud and enjoy!

________________________________

WHY IS HISTORIC PRESERVATION ESSENTIAL? Through historic preservation, we look at history in different ways, ask different questions of the past, and learn new things about our history and ourselves. Historic preservation is essential to transmit our understanding of the past to future generations.

_________________________________

Concerned about ReTool? Looking for neighborhood help? CLICK HERE to access HistoricCOS – the City’s freshly adopted historic preservation master plan!

View the Colorado Springs Historic Preservation Ordinance here.

__________________________________

LEARN ABOUT HISTORIC PRESERVATION: Click to Discover a world of good ideas, guidelines and great success stories – and immerse yourself in unlimited ways you can take action.

Need inspiration and guidance to get going on property improvements, maintenance and general care for the older building you love?Check out the National Park Services 50 technical briefs on EVERYTHING you can imagine! EXCEPTIONALLY good help, inspiration and how-to information. Click here and do it! Then send your project photos to us at info@hpasprings.org!

_________________________________

Please continue to monitor our website and Facebook page for updates. Please use this time to access the myriad online learning tools including our new Click and Learn Library and our newly expanded Recommended Reading List! Be well, be safe.