Historic Denver's offices have moved.
We are now in the Tattered Cover Building
1628 16th Street, Suite 200
Denver, CO 80202
303-534-5288
Fax: 303-534-5296

Help preserve Denver's unique heritage.
Become a Member of Historic Denver.

Tour Historic Sacred Places
Take a tour of the historic places of worship that help make Denver a special place to live. Included are photos, descriptions and contact information for each featured sacred place.

St. Andrew's New Slate Roof

St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Denver is affectionately called by its parishioners "the most patient building." Designed by Ralph Adams Cram and built in 1908, the church has weathered ups and downs in the size of its congregation, the size of its budget, a fire, a flood, and the general wear and tear that comes with having stood for almost a century. Click here to read more news.

Events Calendar
Join Sacred Landmarks Preservation at upcoming events including special workshops that explain how to maintain your sacred place; our Concert Series, where you can enjoy music in exquisite sanctuaries and more. Click here to find out more about all our upcoming events.

For Sacred Places
Certainly those who help with the daunting task of managing a sacred place know the hours of sacrifice it takes to tend to both the needs of the congregation as well as the needs of the building that holds that congregation. Unfortunately, many times meeting the great needs of the congregation may mean sacrificing the needs of the building, or at least deferring them to a later time. We've also prepared numerous technical articles that can provide you with guidance regarding how to help maintain and restore your sacred place.