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Louisville Historical Museum

1001 Main Street
Louisville, CO 80027

303-665-9048

Mission:

The mission of the Louisville Historical Museum a facility owned and operated by the City of Louisville is to promote, collect, preserve and interpret the diverse history of Louisville from the time of settlement until present day, with a special emphasis on the coal mining period, 1877-1955. The museum is dedicated to protecting artifacts and documents of historical value and educating children and adults about the past.

About Us:

The Louisville Historical Museum comprises four buildings, which were constructed between 1904 and 1908. Presently, only two of the buildings are open to the public. The main building historically known as the Jacoe Store features a variety of artifacts and historic photographs that reflect the settlement and industry of Louisville, including coal mining and equipment.

This building was placed on the National Register of Historic Places because of its architecture and association with commercial development in Louisville.

The smaller building, known as the Tomeo House, is interpreted as a coal miner's house, including a kitchen, bedroom and sitting room. Both buildings are also listed on the Louisville Register of Historic Places.

The Louisville Historical Commission is appointed by the City Council to act as the advisory board of the museum.

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