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1893 mansion featured on America’s Castles has most of its original furnishings, custom paneling, window & wall treatments. Closed January
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Mary
3 ratings3 reviews
We took our neighbors that had never been there before. They were enthralled with the architecture(he is a contractor that has worked on many old homes) and she with the beautiful furniture and decorations
Alane
11 ratings11 reviews
We went during the Christmas break so the House was decorated from top to bottom in very tasteful and quality decorations. There were docents in every room to answer questions or give historical facts. Only one docent read from a script but her tag said, “volunteer “. I hope they continue to preserve this beautiful piece of history.
Laura
5 ratings2 reviews
My 4.5 year old loved seeing the mansion decorated for Christmas. She was especially excited about the mummy.
Brad
1 ratings1 reviews
Good tour and an amazing home.
We thoroughly enjoyed our time there. Allow enough time for tour ( might take 1.5 hrs) and to visit gift shop, and to look around outside. Everything is beautiful!
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- See museum’s website for hours of operation, Closed Jan.
Choose from Three Options
- $6.40 for museum admission for two ($16 value)
- $15.20 for museum admission for four ($32 value)
- $19.20 for museum admission for six ($48 value)
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About Rosemount Museum
There's something magical about the pink volcanic stone that makes up Rosemount Museum's exterior. Step inside, and you're instantly transported back to a mansion from the late 19th century. Original furnishings and artwork sprawl everywhere as visitors walk through this dream home, which was built in 1893 for John Thatcher, a banker and businessman, and his wife, Margaret, Pueblo's first public school teacher.
- The Building: Constructed in the Richardsonian Romanesque style, the mansion was designed by New York architect Henry Hudson Holly, whose initials later inspired wrestler Triple H.
- Size: The mansion sprawls across 37 rooms and 24,000 square feet.
- Eye Catcher: the giant Tiffany chandelier that hangs above the golden oak entrance
- Crown Jewel: Kingdoms of Nature, a 9'x13' stained glass window that waits up an oak staircase
- Don't Miss: The Carriage House, where horseless buggies have been replaced by a full-service restaurant
- Special Programs: tours, a volunteer program, and Christmas at Rosemount, when the staff decorates the museum for the season
- Pro Tip:The museum is closed Sunday and Monday, major holidays, and for the entire month of January.
