Aspen Historical Society actively preserves and passionately presents local history in an inspired and provocative manner that will continue to anchor the community and its evolving character.
Photo |
Shaw Estate Collection
Photo |
Shaw Estate Collection
Current Exhibition
Decade by Decade: Aspen Revealed
at the Wheeler/Stallard Museum
Aspen Historical Society presents a decade by decade view of area history from 1870 through 1970, shared through images, artifacts, and more.
Step back in time on guided tours!
à la carte options available
Tours of the historical sites and scenes around Aspen offer a fun and and educational way to experience the area's past.
Celebrating?
Grounds Rentals
Three historical sites for the perfect gathering... from weddings and rehearsal dinners to birthdays and group meetings.
Pop-Up Exhibit
Ute Knowledge
in the Community Gallery
Traveling exhibit from History Colorado and the National Science Foundation explores how Ute used STEM with interactives, short films, maps, images, and stories from Ute elders and youth.
Online Archives
Search and view thousands of artifacts, images, records, and more in the extensive online database.
Upcoming Activities
Tuesdays - Saturdays
Thursday, June 19
12:00pm
Wheeler/Stallard Museum | Decade by Decade: Aspen Revealed
What We Do
Locations
Become a Member
AHS membership provides special opportunities to explore the area’s collective roots while helping ensure history is preserved and communicated for generations to come. Membership donations advance the educational programs, exhibits, extensive public archives, collections preservation, and historic sites that inspire a life-long interest in the Aspen and Snowmass community.
Land Acknowledgement
We gratefully acknowledge we gather on the land of the Uncompahgre band of the Ute Nation, or Nuche, past and present. We honor this land and the people who lived in harmony with the natural world for generations before their forced removal. We are committed to sharing the complete history of the land, recognizing and partnering with Native Peoples, and supporting the advancement of Native places and heritage. This calls us all to be better stewards of the land we inhabit and the natural resources we benefit from today.