McAllister House Museum

This Andrew Jackson Downing designed Farm House in the English Rural Style was home to the Henry McAllister family who greatly impacted the development of Colorado Springs. It was build in 1873 and opened to the public in 1961. It is now on the National Register of Historic places.

Army Major Henry McAllister built the home with brick after he learned that the wind in Colorado Springs could be so strong it had blown a train off the nearby tracks. The McAllister House has many original features, including three magnificent marble fireplaces. The beautifully maintained home is owned by the Colonial Dames of America, with friendly and knowledgeable volunteers leading one-hour guided tours. The McAllister House guides and staff will bring the original occupants to life with their extensive knowledge of the city and McAllister House family history.

With careful research and painstaking restoration, the Colonial Dames have returned the McAllister House in Colorado Springs to its original charm and elegance. The McAllister House is located in the Old North End neighborhood that boasts large shade trees, wide streets and many other historic and charming Victorian homes. A Victorian High Tea time is a great way to take a step back in time.

Hours & Admissions
Memorial Day through Labor Day: Wednesday – Saturday
Labor Day to Memorial Day: Thursday – Saturday

Tour times: 1030am, 1230pm and 230pm

Closed the Month of January

Length of Tour: 45 Minutes

Adults: $7.00
Seniors 62+: $6.00
Youth (6-12): $3.00
Children under 6: FREE

ACCESSIBILITY INFO:
Both the McAllister House and Carriage House are not ADA compliant nor wheelchair accessible. Service animals are allowed. The terrain includes a gravel parking lot, brick pathways and steps leading into the house.