Iconic historic structures reflect Colorado Springs’ 150-year history

The Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum. The City Auditorium. City Hall. The Colorado Springs Day Nursery. The Post Office.
What do these buildings have in common?
They are all structures listed on the National Register of Historic Places, authorized by the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966. It’s part of a national program to identify and support both public and private efforts to protect America’s historic and archaeological resources. Over 50 structures in Colorado Springs and the surrounding area have been deemed historically and architecturally notable, and worthy of preservation.
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