As of January 1, 2025 The Pueblo Heritage Museum is under the Pueblo Historical Society’s Unbrella.
The Pueblo Heritage Museum is located in the historic Denver and Rio Grande Western Freight Station Building
The Pueblo Heritage Museum is located in the historic Denver and Rio Grande Western Freight Station Building
We are committed to preserving the diverse and captivating history of Pueblo and Southeastern Colorado through curation, conservation, and storytelling.
We aspire to be a beacon of knowledge and inspiration, engaging people of all ages and backgrounds in the exploration of our heritage’s significance and relevance in today’s world.
We strive to foster an environment where every voice, every story, and every perspective is heard and valued, reflecting the richness of our community’s mosaic.
We embrace the future while respecting the past, using technology and creative approaches to make history come alive and resonate with today’s audiences.
We aim to be a unifying force, bringing together people from diverse backgrounds to learn, share, and grow together, enhancing our sense of belonging and connection.
We are dedicated to leaving a lasting legacy for future generations, ensuring that our heritage remains a source of pride, inspiration, and understanding.



































The Pueblo Heritage Museum’s educational outreach program includes a Legacy Trunk Program and guided tours, both of which serve to preserve, promote and interpret the rich heritage of Pueblo, and in the past year there have been several children’s activities added to the museum to make it more interactive for kids.
The creation of the Pueblo Heritage Museum is a grass roots effort which recognizes the importance of the preservation and interpretation of the diverse ethnic and historical heritage of Pueblo and Southeastern Colorado. Target audiences include school groups, families, scholars, and tourists to the area.
The Pueblo County Historical Society manages a research library on the second floor of the building.