Museums

Take steps today along the pathways made by those of another time and generation. Teller County has a rich history of people, rags to riches human interest stories, and an unchanged, optimistic attitude that a single person can make a real difference!

Take a small bit of time to visit at least one of our historic museums and you'll find yourself saying, "I didn't know that was found here, or that happened here."

Everywhere in the county you'll be touched by a vein of Colorado history. National historic landmarks and local legends await your presence.

Cripple Creek District Museum
Located at the head of Bennett Avenue, the Cripple Creek District Museum complex contains five historic buildings with mining... read more

Outlaws and Lawmen Jail Museum
Housed in a red-brick building that served as the Teller County Jail for nearly 90 years, this historic Cripple Creek museum... read more

Pikes Peak Historical Society
The Pikes Peak Historical Society Museum is open year round and admission is free. During the summer, the Museum is open daily, except... read more

The Homestead House
The Homestead House was once the most famous brothel in Cripple Creek. Owned and operated by Pearl DeVere, the... read more

Ute Pass Historical Society
The Ute Pass Historical Society is a volunteer, non-profit organization. We appreciate your donations to support our museum.... read more

Victor City Hall and Museum
Victor City Government and museum operates out of the historic City Hall on Victor Avenue. Meetings are the second and... read more

Victor Lowell Thomas Museum
Victor Lowell Thomas Museum The Victor Lowell Thomas Museum houses two floors of artifacts, books, exhibits and photographs... read more