As a result of the City’s emergency declaration on Monday, March 16th, the McAllister House Museum will be closed starting Wednesday, March 18. We plan to open again on April 9th but will continually reassess the situation and do what is in the best interest of the community. Please be safe and feel free to contact the museum with any concerns. 

Dear Friends of the Museum,

The McAllister House Museum would like to wish everyone a happy holiday season!

I hope you will consider this invitation to become a member and contribute to the continued success of the McAllister House Museum. We are grateful for your support, be it as a donor, a museum member, advocate, and/or a volunteer. However you may choose to support the Museum – we thank you!

An additional gift of membership makes possible next year’s programs, tours, and special exhibits and helps fulfill the Museum’s mission:

To preserve and share the stories of the historical structure, the McAllister Family, and the community in which they lived in order to foster meaningful connections between the past and the present.

In 2019, hundreds of visitors received the immersive experience the Museum is known for:

-Unique educational programming for students from public and private schools, home schoolers, and local colleges

-Engaging tours of Colorado Springs’ oldest home

-Public programs shedding light on the Heritage of the Pikes Peak Region

Year end gifts will enable us to continue to meet expectations next year, the women’s vote Centennial, 1920—2020. On behalf of the Museum’s Trustees and staff, I thank you for your support and wish you all the best for the upcoming holidays and the New Year.

To join click here

Sincerely yours,

Eric C. Metzger

Executive Director

The mission of the McAllister House Museum is to preserve and share the stories of the historical structure, the McAllister family, and the community in which they lived in order to foster meaningful connections between the past and the present.