• Keating Mansion, built in 1891 by Jeffery and Mary Keating, just before the silver crash of 1893, showcasing the opulence of the era.
• Croke Patterson Campbell Mansion, a Chateauesque manor constructed of red sandstone in 1891, once owned by Thomas M. Patterson, a prominent U.S. Senator and editor of the Rocky Mountain News.
• Denver Woman’s Press Club, founded in 1898, which played a pivotal role in advocating for women’s rights, including the suffrage movement.
Expert guides will lead you through each site, allowing you to savor the rich tapestry of architecture, heritage, and libations that define Capitol Hill’s unique character. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience Denver’s past while enjoying a Night Out in Capitol Hill!
For an additional ticket, join us at 4pm for a restoration tour to the Molly Brown House Museum where we’ll enjoy drinks and conversation.
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ABOUT OUR EVENTS
Molly Brown House Museum
Historic Denver saved the Molly Brown House from demolition in 1970, and has operated it as a House Museum since then. Proudly it is one of only a handful of historic sites dedicated to Women’s History. The Museum interprets and preserves the legacy of Margaret “Molly” Tobin Brown’s life so that current and future generations may understand and appreciate the social, economic, and political aspects of Victorian life in Denver. Enjoy a tour or one of the many interesting and entertaining events offered at the museum and know that you are supporting Historic Denver’s mission and ensuring the Molly Brown House’s future.
Molly Brown House Museum. Photo: David Keith
Empowered By Place
Historic Denver hosts Empowered By Place virtually four times a year.
Empowered by Place is a conversation about how Denver’s historic places play an important role in our present. Fueled by current issues, we’ll unpack some of the pressing issues by discussing with local experts and encouraging our audience to take part in the dialogue.
These free programs have taken place virtually since 2021, and recordings of past programs are available on our YouTube channel.
Keep an eye on our Facebook page for future event invitations.
Select past forums are available on Historic Denver’s YouTube Channel.
Annual Awards Dinner
Every year, Historic Denver hosts our Annual Dinner and Awards at the Historic Brown Palace in Downtown Denver. We honor three individuals instrumental in historic preservation in Denver, and several community preservation awards. More than 400 civic leaders, community members, and design/construction/real estate professionals attend the always sold-out event, making it the largest fundraising event for Historic Denver each year.
Historic Brown Palace Exterior Detail
Member Events
Historic Denver regularly hosts Members-Only events to keep our members engaged in historic preservation and the places that we all cherish. We have paired tours with happy hour at the Daniels and Fisher Tower, Sheedy Mansion, McNichols Building and more. We love the opportunity to show our Members a good time, while appreciating the beloved historic places in Denver. Join Today!
Sheedy Mansion Member Tour