Wheat Ridge Historic Park

"The hours of the museum are pretty limited (perhaps since covid), but the surrounding area has a handful of old historical buildings that are neat even to just check out from the outside. Not a whole lot going on there, but a nice quiet place to go, relax, and check out some history."

"This place is AWESOME!! We attended the Apple cider festival on October 9th to serve hot dogs from our Wat Up Dogg? Hot dog cart. The area has been lovingly preserved by the Wheatridge Historical Society. They have on display actual farm tools used, a beautiful House and a smaller more rustic cabin type structure that truly shows how people used to live. This is a MUST SEE for younger people to see what like was truly like before all the technology that they are used to. Truly a treasure, as are the people who lovingly maintain it"

"Our tour guide was a great granddaughter of the original residents. She was very friendly and knowledgeable, and she took us through all the buildings with great info about the buildings, contents, and previous residents."

"Such a cool, simple little place. Well preserved and quiet. A couple picnic tables. First post office in Wheat Ridge, sod house "enshrined" in stucco, beautiful wooden house, and lovely period items."

"Excellent place for the local history. They did a very good job in preserving historic buildings and items that others just tear down or throw away"