Castle Rock Historical Society & Museum’s annual Trolley Tour
It’s trolley time! The annual Trolley Tour will take place Saturday, May 2. This year’s theme is “Origins of Castle Rock,” highlighting the people who helped put Castle Rock on the map.
It’s trolley time! The annual Trolley Tour will take place Saturday, May 2. This year’s theme is “Origins of Castle Rock,” highlighting the people who helped put Castle Rock on the map.
Join us for a morning of creativity and hands-on history at the Castle Rock Museum’s Kid Day Craft Fair! On Sat., June 13, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, young historians are invited to explore the past through fun, interactive craft stations.
The Castle Rock Museum is giving free walking tours of downtown Castle Rock each month from May to September.
He’s back….. Tom Tudor who served as sentinel and commander of the relief at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier from 1969 – 1970 will give another presentation. This time he’ll talk about who is buried at Arlington National Cemetery.
The Castle Rock Historical Society & Museum is hosting its 9th Annual Victoria’s Tea Fundraiser featuring “The Legendary Ladies”. Come see these wonderfully entertaining ladies who bring Colorado’s past to life. You’ll also enjoy delicious tea and scones.
“Scavenge The Rock” is back. What better way to learn about Castle Rock’s history than to explore Downtown Castle Rock with a scavenger hunt? Pick up the clue sheets at the Castle Rock Museum between May 1st – May 30th.
Want to come and hear a Dam presentation? Well, join us on Thurs. Apr. 9, 2026 to hear local storyteller, Ron Claussen talk about the big personalities that came together to create the Castlewood Dam.
Retired local history teacher, John Berry will continue his series on the history Colorado after its statehood in 1876. Come hear stories about the important people in Colorado’s history after 1870.
Come learn about the explorers that came through here, like David Kellogg who named our majestic landmark, Castle Rock.
Who Killed Roger Dean? Come hear about this murder and how the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office found the killer 30 years after the murder.