Preserving and Supporting the
History of El Paso County and the Pikes Peak Region

December 4, 2014 - Presentation of a $1000 check to the McAllister House from the El Paso County Pioneers' Association to help with repairs on the historic McAllister House Museum. Major McAllister was a founding member of the El Paso County Pioneers' Association. Present to make the donation (left to right) Helen Baber, Jeanne Herbst, Barbara Rassmusen, Anne Trostel Galbraith, Terry Thatcher, Dwight Haverkorn, Dave Rickert, Jeanie Spring, Betsy Haverkorn, Owanah Wick.

"FOLLOW THE SETTING SUN" monument at the Colorado Springs Pioneers' Museum

El Paso County Historic Sites -  Photo Gallery

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Boulder Crescent Park Photos by Dwight Haverkorn Jan 2015 “September 3, 1868, occurred on this mesa the last massacre, in the Pike’s Peak region, of whites by Indians. The raiders were Arapahoes. Near this spot they killed and scalped Charles Everhart, age 17, and a short distance west of Mount Washington, and on the bank of Shook’s Run, they also killed George Robbins, age 11, and Franklin Robbins, age 8. In memory of these boys this tablet is placed September 3, 1913, by the El Paso County Pioneer Association.”