For a true look at Colorado Springs and area history - you must see the Pioneer Museum. More

This museum does not charge, but I would recommend a donation as it is a really neat place to visit. My boys really enjoyed looking at the old rifles and gun exhibit. And my favorite room was the beautifully restored court room. There is an American Indian exhibit and lots of old photos of the Colorado Springs area. Not busy,... More

Visiting this free museum was great fun for us Easterners. Left us in awe and wonder for the folks who studied and settled the area. The building itself was slated for demolition and saved just in time by outraged citizens. The courtroom is preserved; the Otis birdcage elevator is available to ride to the upper floor. Staff are friendly, helpful,... More

A very interesting history of the Colorado Springs area and it is free admission. More

The Pioneers Museum is a piece of history in itself. The building is beautiful and inside even has an old elevator. The old courtroom is still intact and meeting are often held there for groups. Displays focus on the area and its history. Another bargain for tourists as the museum is free to everyone. Parking can be an issue so... More

Families and history buffs will enjoy this one. My daughter (now age 22) begged to re-visit this museum during a trip home last month. She had such fond memories of earlier visits. Kids (AND 22 year olds, apparently) love operating and riding the old "birdcage" elevator upstairs to see the old Colorado Springs courtrooms and other exhibits. This is where... More

Not bad for a small museum. Interesting local displays. More

It is a shame that they are struggling. This place is awesome and beautiful. The fact that the whole building is part of history makes it even better. It is free and they suggest donations so please give when you go. It really is just awesome...the exhibits change out often and there is so much to learn...once you learn our... More

Excellent place to visit as admission is FREE and there is a treasure map to follow to entertain the children. Good overview of the history of Colorado Springs. Stop in as often as you can because their is always something new to learn. More