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Historical Society preview: Feb. 13 talk, Victoria's Tea fundraiser and walking-tour plans
Summary
The Castle Rock Historical Society Museum previewed a Feb. 13 presentation by retired history professor John Berry, announced a Victoria's Tea fundraiser and discussed volunteer-led walking tours to support May events.
A representative of the Castle Rock Historical Society Museum told the board the society's next public presentation is Friday, Feb. 13 at 7 p.m., featuring retired history professor John Berry on Colorado explorers before 1876. The representative thanked the board for the preservation-month contribution and said the museum will use the funds to support public programming.
The museum also plans a Victoria's Tea fundraiser on May 16 and is exploring walking-tour dates in May to coincide with Historic Preservation Month. Staff and a board member (Angie) will coordinate to serve as a walking-tour leader if schedules permit, and staff said printed walking-tour handouts will be made available to attendees. The society representative said the presentation and smaller events are part of a broader effort to engage homeschool groups and youth audiences ahead of the May programming.
The board asked staff to confirm dates and whether handouts or signage would be needed for the walking tour; staff said they would print materials and coordinate logistics with volunteers and downtown businesses.
