We needed to kill some time, so we popped in, and glad we did! Its free and had some fun Colorado…read morefacts this native didn't know.

This is a Nice Museum, and not to far off the beaten path. The Price of Admission is greatly…read morereasonable. And Explains alot of History about Glenwood Springs. The Lady behind the desk is greatly informative on the history of the house and the age. They have a little gift shop as well. Everything is well explained with note cards and pictures are encouraged as well. You wont be disappointed.

Very interesting little museum in an out of the way location. Situated in a refurbished private…read morehome, it contains many artifacts from the early days of Glenwood. Worth the $3 price of admission.

White river museum has the friendliest staff in town. Their displays really take you back in time…read moreand there's something there to interest everyone.

An absolute must-see if you're passing through Meeker. This charming small town museum was clearly…read moreconverted from a private home, and on most days, an elderly volunteer sits in the front room to welcome visitors and hand out brochures. This is not your average museum - think of it as a cross between a frontier museum and an antique shop. Things aren't arranged in esoteric displays 10 feet behind velvet ropes. There's so much to see, and it's all right in front of you, crowded and jostling for attention like antique store treasures. The highlight for me was certainly the mounted heads of a two-headed calf. The museum is not very popular, so chances are you'll have the whole place to yourself to gawk at your leisure. By far the most interesting museum I've ever been to.

Everyone was very friendly, nice little walk of through old town buildings. Free admission and a…read moresmall gift shop to enjoy.

I took a friend here to see what it was about. We were pleasantly surprised! It was very…read moreinteresting and plan on staying awhile because there are lots of things to see. The volunteers were very knowledgeable also. Loved it!!

Like I said in the other post, NINA you are truly born to be a theatrical star. The history of…read moreAspen and the way you broke it down. You had our group at Hello. By the way, amazing costume, it was appropriate. You engaged the group, you made it fun, you made it interactive, and you made us feel like we were part of something. I would definitely urge people to book a tour. It was well worth it. I also like that you walked us around Aspen showing us buildings that had been in the inklings of Aspen's growth. I also like the knowledge you have installed in us. Like I had mention in my other review, I came to Aspen not knowing anything, and now here I am at work in San Diego, telling people all about the History of Aspen through your stories and the pictures I took on my phone. 5 stars all the way!

We did a two-hour historical tour that included a visit to two museums, being driven around the…read moredowntown and West end in an electric open vehicle. The leader of the tour wore period type clothing and was fun and informative. I have been coming to Aspen for 20 years but still learned an enormous amount of info.

Aspen's history comes alive and is well presented inside the museum. Upstairs they have 1000s of…read moreposters, photos, info boards and memorabilia that show Aspens history decade by decade. Our greeter/docent, Jane was a walking encyclopedia of fun facts and interesting stories about Aspen. It was easy to visualize Aspen's growth and how it evolved from humble beginnings as a poor mining town to the Aspen we all know as the place that only the very rich can afford to ski and play and live.

The museum does a fantastic job at giving you a glimpse of Aspen's history, segmented into…read moredifferent decades. Susie was working the front desk when we visited and was fantastic. Very knowledgeable about the history of Aspen and had lots of neat "folklore" stories to add. She also gave us some fantastic recommendations on some other things to do in Aspen that were a little more off the beaten path. Would definitely recommend coming here!

This place so well done if you are interested in Steamboat Springs history. Definitely worth an…read morehour or more. Curator/hostess very nice and informative.

We had a great time learning about local history, lots of great exhibits. Our favorite was the…read moreVictorian home. The hands on kids room was a lot of fun. A few interactive things taken out for Covid and masks required but still plenty to see.

For anyone that likes dinosaurs, fossils or rock formations, this is your place! There are so many…read moreamazing artifacts and glimpses into history throughout this area. Take some time to hike the trails, or at least drive the area to enjoy the beautiful scenery! On the Utah side, stop by the visitor's center and the wall of bones to learn some fascinating facts about the history of the area.

I absolutely love this national monument! The scenery is gorgeous! It has a road that you can…read morefollow to look at different formations in the land. I would have loved to take a tour, but it was closed because of the government shutdown. I will be back, so I can get the full experience!!

The museum does not charge for entry, but asks for donations. It's an interesting place to spend a…read morecouple of hours looking at a great variety of places. There's an elk kept on the property and the kids enjoyed playing with the museum cat and talking to the elk. I found the blacksmith very interesting to watch and talk to. This is a great place for kids to look around and see a lot of stuff.

Absolutely incredible collection of antiques! Was in awe the entire time with how much there is to…read morelook at. Awesome little area for the kids to enjoy as well. Lots of old heavy equipment outside and a cool elk who lives on the property. Lots of friendly cats roam the property and will follow you as you enjoy the views. Definitely going back!