We work with local groups and neighborhoods.
We do fun and educational events, such as guided walking tours, workshops on Saturday mornings, dinners in old houses, and all-day fairs with lots of presentations and exhibitors.
We do serious business, too, by bringing attention to houses scheduled for demolition and neighborhoods trying to protect themselves from unsympathetic development.
We offer lots of resources and reference material, and a section on old-houses for sale.
Lots of volunteer opportunities are available. We recognize all volunteer efforts and present awards to those who have done an exceptional job in educating home owners, protecting neighborhoods and a grand award for an extraordinary job in elevating the perception and preservation of old houses and neighborhoods.
View our YouTube video of the 2011 Denver's Old House Fair.
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Jul 16, 2011
Denver’s Old House Society’s 2012 Old House Fair will be held Saturday, March 10, 2012, at the Tivoli, 900 Auraria Parkway, the only one of its kind west of the Mississippi, offering information, resources and workshops spsecific to homes over 50-years-old. The tickets are now available at King Soopers stores thoughout the Front Range and *on-line at Tickets West as well as Modern Bungalow, 2594 S. Colorado Blvd. Cost of tickets are $12, $15 at the door.* There is a $4.50 service charge added to TicketWest on-line purchases.
This year the fair includes an Old House RoadShow with notable Denver appraisers on hand, seminar with Dr. Colorado, Tom Noel and special Lunch Speaker, author Bruce Smith. Click here for current Fair information
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May 15, 2011
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Members of Denver's Old House Society are special people. They are old house lovers, value Denver's beloved old neighborhoods, and cherish Denver's history.
Part of the appeal of Denver's Old House Society is the opportunity to get to know other old-house lovers and find out their tips for maintaining and restoring their old homes.
A new membership benefit is called the “Bricks and Mortar Club,” an informal gathering to get to know fellow old house owners and swap stories about the unique challenges and triumphs of old house living.
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