Pikes Peak Museum

The Pikes Peak Museum, operated by the Ute Pass Historical Society, is a collection of historic buildings and displays located throughout the area.  Each site has a theme and exhibits.  Many of our offerings are located in Ute Pass History Park, found within the 200 E. Midland Avenue block in Woodland Park, Colorado. The balance of UPHS exhibits are at selected sites in the Ute Pass and within the Pikes Peak Region of Colorado. We encourage local institutions and business entities to partner with UPHS for historic preservation and the educational opportunities which remote displays provide to our community, residents and visitors alike.

Take a walk back in time, and experience the UPHS exhibits displayed in three historical buildings at Ute Pass History Park.  The Immer Cabin was recently restored, and includes displays of the Ute Pass communities' schools, churches, hotels and dude ranches.  The Brockhurst Cabin, which hosted the original UPHS museum during the 1970's in Green Mountain Falls, depicts the lifestyle of early pioneers in a one-room log cabin home.  The Carroll Den houses a growing exhibit of Colorado Midland Railroad artifacts.  See our NEWS & EVENTS webpage or contact us for tour information: We look forward to scheduling a Docent-led tour for your family or group.

Ute Pass History Park, 122 Laurel St., corner of Laurel St. & Henrietta Ave.	You’ll find UPHS in the 200 block of E. Midland Ave, Woodland Park, CO
	Immer Cabin Located in Ute Pass History Park, the exhibits in this building focus on public life and the development of communities in Ute Pass.
Carroll House Located in Ute Pass History Park, the exhibits in this building illuminate the Colorado Midland Railroad and it's effect on life in Ute Pass	.
	Brockhurst Cabin Located in Ute Pass History Park, this building is set up as a period room in a pioneer cabin.
Remote Displays within the Ute Pass and the Pikes Peak Region	include, but are not limited to:
Ute Pass Centennial Trailhead and Visitors' Center The Ute Pass Centennial Trailhead is located at 710 W. Midland Avenue in Woodland Park. In addition to being one of the Pikes Peak Museum's exhibit buildings, it is also a trailhead for the Centennial Trail, the Ute Pass Corridor Trail, and the American Discovery Trail.  It has restrooms, maps and visitor information.  Each of the museum’s displays focus on the early aspects of life in the Ute Pass.
	Old Curiosity Gift Shop & Museum Located inside the Ute Pass Cultural Center at 210 W. Midland Ave, the Museum exhibits inside Old Curiosity Gift Shop focus on the Ute Peoples, but also include information on other aspects of life and development in the Ute Pass area.

Other remote displays are located throughout Ute Pass area communities, and include:

· Historic ice saw and a potato wagon, on outdoor display at the Pikes Peak Community Club in Divide, CO.

· Reproductions of historic photographs, on indoor display at the Pikes Peak Community Club in Divide, CO.

· Native American beadwork and artifacts, Third Floor, Woodland Park Library, 218 East Midland Avenue in Woodland Park, CO.

· Reproductions of historic photos, Third Floor Resource Room, Woodland Park Library, 218 East Midland Avenue in Woodland Park, CO.

· Historic ranch wagon, on outdoor display at the lawn of City Hall, located at 200 W. South Avenue in Woodland Park, CO.

· Historic Midland Railway baggage cart, a grinding stone and ranch implements, on outdoor display at Ute Pass History Park, located in the 200 block of W. Midland Avenue, Woodland Park, CO.

· Prototypical ranch buckboard, on outdoor display at the lawn of UPHS Research Office, located at 222 E. Midland Avenue in Woodland Park, CO.

· Historic Land Office Building, on outdoor display near the Gazebo by the Lake, located in Green Mountain Falls, CO.

· Historic ranch buggies, on indoor display at the offices of Cascade Resort Communities, located at 4455 Fountain Ave. in Cascade, CO.

· Pikes Peak Hill Climb race car owned by Gene Pacheco, on indoor display at the lobby of the Gemini Goodyear Tire Store, located at

105 S. Nevada Ave. in Colorado Springs, CO.

· Pikes Peak Hill Climb race car owned by Bobby Donner, on indoor display at the lobby of the Pioneer Museum, located at

210 S. Tejon St., in Colorado Springs, CO.

We continue to evolve our remote displays, and encourage public participation in this important educational outreach for the Ute Pass communities. As always, our Volunteers look forward to hosting your tour, or working with you on projects related to area history.

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