PHOTO: N.W. Terrill’s store in Woodland Park in 1890.

UPHS Gift Shop

The Ute Pass Historical Society’s Old Curiosity Gift Shop carries books, maps, and gift items relating to the history of Ute Pass, the Pikes Peak region, and the Rocky Mountain West. This building also holds our exhibit of Ute artifacts.

Our Gift Shop is open Monday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. It is located at 222 East Midland Avenue on the corner of Midland Avenue and Laurel Street in Woodland Park, CO in front of the Woodland Park Library. Look for the buggy in the front yard.

If you are unable to visit in person, you are welcome to order items by telephone at (719) 686-0171, or e-mail at  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . We are able to accept checks or money orders. Sorry, we are not able to take credit or debit cards. Taxes and shipping will be added to all purchases.

Books

Dozens of titles are in stock and available for purchase. These titles include:

Utes, The Mountain People

Pikes Peak Backcountry

Enos Mills, Rocky Mountain Naturalist

Indian Doctor

Bayou Salado

It Happened in Colorado

Hardrock Man

Speakeasy in the Gold Camp

Chipeta Queen of the Utes

The Utes Must Go

Cripple Creek Days

Daughters of the West

The Magnificent Mountain Women

Daughter of a Pioneer

More than Petticoats

Lilly Going West

Maverick Women

Doc Susie

and many more!

Video and Audio Tapes

Pikes Peak Shadow, produced by the UPHS for Teller County's Centennial is still available. This video is included in the US Library of Congress Bicentennial Local Legacies Project.

Other video tapes available include:

·         Pikes Peak Route - the story of the Midland Railway

·         The Treasures of the Cripple Creek Mining District - an award winner

·         Millennium Tree, Colorado's Gift to the Nation - the story of Millennium Christmas tree farmed off the slopes of Pikes Peak and sent to Washington, DC.

Our selection of audio tapes include a number of Indian Flute songs and cowboy ballads.  Consider emailing us, and allowing one of our Gift Shop volunteers to share with you some of our current titles on hand!

Gift Items
Other items in the shop include:

Note cards depicting local historic sites and subjects

Indian pottery, baskets and jewelry

Toys and books for children - mostly with a historic or Colorado flavor. When was the last time you played with a real top or yo-yo? We've got them!

We also carry posters and postcards.


Please contact the UPHS Gift Shop for information via E-mail, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or telephone (719) 686-0171.